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Allan In NE

06-06-2007 09:21:20

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Finished baling at straight up 8am. Off to the summer fallow and I'm really gonna cut a fat hog today.

How come when something goes wrong, you are always a mile and a half from the place?

I knew I should have replaced that joker when I bought the other one a couple of months ago. :>(

But, Oh Mama! Does that old snake pull now! Amazing what a little tweekin' on the smoke screw will do. :>)

Allan

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Don-Wi

06-07-2007 02:15:34

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Re: Don't Understand in reply to Allan In NE, 06-06-2007 09:21:20

I got lucky a couple years ago- I was plowing under a hay field when all of a sudden I notice a old rusted tooth from the hay rake stuck in the furrow tire. I stopped, p[ulled it out and headed home as quick as I could.

I made it home fast enough (4 mile drive) that the tire was only about 1/4 the way down by the time I got to the shop. jacked it u p, put on the spare, and kept on going. Now that tire is sitting as the spare waiting for the next blow-out.

Donovan from Wisconsin

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Leland

06-06-2007 19:44:53

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Re: Don't Understand in reply to Allan In NE, 06-06-2007 09:21:20

a mile and a half thats a brisk walk ,I have had breakdowns in the river bottoms where a cell has no signal and the boss was not due back until after supper nearest house was 4-6 miles try that

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iowa_tire_guy

06-06-2007 18:44:22

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Re: Don't Understand in reply to Allan In NE, 06-06-2007 09:21:20

One man's troubles are another man's gain.

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37 chief

06-06-2007 14:24:17

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Re: Don't Understand in reply to Allan In NE, 06-06-2007 09:21:20

Allan, look on the bright side it could have been one of the rears, like I was looking at a couple weeks back, but 380.00 and I was back in business. You are getting off real easy on that one.Stan

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RodInNS

06-06-2007 19:58:23

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Re: Don't Understand in reply to 37 chief, 06-06-2007 14:24:17

Don't be talking like that. I just made eye contact with a tube in one of my 18.4-34 duals tonight. I don't wanna change that now cause I gotta take the inners off, mount them for duals, and then buy new inners.... and I don't need the work or expense right now.... and that's going to be a 3 grand plus job with new tubes.

Rod

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souNdguy

06-06-2007 11:16:26

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Re: Don't Understand in reply to Allan In NE, 06-06-2007 09:21:20

You didn't replace that sucker for the same reason i didn't replace one of the fronts on my NH 7610s with a hole the size of my thumb in it and a really big boot holding that tube back.... cost of rubber!!

Soundguy

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dboll

06-06-2007 10:30:24

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Re: Don't Understand in reply to Allan In NE, 06-06-2007 09:21:20

had a neighbor with a D21 AC that had the front bearing go out so he chained the front end up and plowed a 1/4 section of corn stalks, ended up twisting the block, guy had a plate in his head and was 6 beers short of a 12 pack! Have more stories pertaining to that joker.

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David in Wales

06-06-2007 09:48:51

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I know what caused it ! in reply to Allan In NE, 06-06-2007 09:21:20

Hey Allan;
Thats a "revenge puncture" - bitten by a rattle snake to get you back for baling up his brother last summer ! LoL
Cheers David

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the tractor vet

06-06-2007 09:43:03

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Re: Don't Understand in reply to Allan In NE, 06-06-2007 09:21:20

Makes for a whole new tractor don't it. Now add the 3.LS hair dryer and add a nother turn to her . Then if it has not been done yet step up to the B seires pistons and cam and top breather and add a nother twist to the pump or step up to the 13 Millimeter pump.

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neblinc

06-06-2007 09:40:36

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Re: Don't Understand in reply to Allan In NE, 06-06-2007 09:21:20

You have all the fun ; )

Randy

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David in Wales

06-06-2007 09:38:21

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Re: Don't Understand in reply to Allan In NE, 06-06-2007 09:21:20

Hey Allan;

You need a BIG WOMAN to sit in that righthand fender to counter act that flat front tyre !!! LoL

Couldnt resist using this photo again !

Cheers David

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sd pete

06-06-2007 09:33:33

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Re: Don't Understand in reply to Allan In NE, 06-06-2007 09:21:20

Well i have been there and done that myself, and no better place than to jack a tractor than out in the fall plowing. At least it wasn't a mud hole.

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steveormary

06-06-2007 20:30:39

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Re: Don't Understand in reply to sd pete, 06-06-2007 09:33:33

An heck offa let down. But those things happen and usually about as far from the shop as you can get.

Have fun. Steve

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