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to what extent does one go through for a good WD45

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Gary r. voigt

12-29-2005 18:48:41




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Hello, thanks again to everyone who responded to my post yesterday...had some pretty good ideas. especially "OLD" i have seen him on the list for a long time, maybe thats how he got the name "OLD". don't want to take the other route. anyway heres my dilima...just picked up another WD45 today (thanks again to "OLD" for your help) and i love the tractor as far as looks because it has very straight sheet metal but the brakes are worn and the clutch is making noise, the seat is missing but has another seat. i also own another WD45 that the hood is poor,engine is great but leaks oil beneath the radiator.....sooooo what extent does one go to get a good straight tractor....do i start swapping the hood, tires, wide front etc. to get a good tractor? then do i sell the junky WD45 and maybe get 700.00 or do i just start parting it out and what can i expect to get out of a WD45 that has wrinkled hood, loaded tires and is it worth all the time to start parting it out to make a few dollars on ebay or is the answer at a swap meep or orange spectacular in hutchinson, mn.(about 35 minutes away) thanks for your help in advance. also i just saw a motor bring 400.00 on ebay...i would take that in a heartbeat if i decide to part out. ok all you guys that part out or have any info you can tell me would be greatly appreciated.

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Gary r. voigt
Excelsior, mn.

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JMS/MN

12-30-2005 21:58:49




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 Re: to what extent does one go through for a good in reply to Gary r. voigt, 12-29-2005 18:48:41  
old has been posting here for a long time, and I don't mean to jump over him, but I'm about 45 minutes on the other side of Hutch, so if you don't hear from him and want to give me a shout about AC, etc, send a msg to ripcord489@hotmail and I'll be glad to talk about the orange critters.



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old

12-29-2005 21:54:38




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 Re: to what extent does one go through for a good in reply to Gary r. voigt, 12-29-2005 18:48:41  
I tried to send you another e-mail and it came back with a mial system error again thats the 4th time today.



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old

12-29-2005 20:58:00




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 Re: to what extent does one go through for a good in reply to Gary r. voigt, 12-29-2005 18:48:41  
I'm always happy to help if and when I can. As far as the name theres a story that goes with it. By the way did you get my e-mail??



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