I am back ablr to read all the info on this site after moving from lady friends south carolina home to good oh southern ind She said she has never been this cold in her life and it"s only 20 degrees F .Intersting thing while moving through kentucky"s horse area (really beautiful ) we were having supper at a cracker barrel resturant when a well dress fellow noticed my case hat overhauls and asked if I could help him with a small matter. He hailed from new york city of all places. He asked about mowing and what mower and tractor to buy. THIS FELLOW turned out to be SAMUEL L BONDTREGGER. I just could not resit. I told him to follow the forums advice anf continuel looking for a Tri-Directional . He stated some fellow sent him a picture which he showed me of something looking like a space ship. I told him to repost as a lot of really great fellows would help him . Glad i wes in a rental truck so he could not get license to track me dowm
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GeneMO
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Glad to have you back, but I guess I am out of the loop. I dont know who the fella you referred to is.
He will be in the right place if he gets on here though. Someone can help him out.
gene
He will be in the right place if he gets on here though. Someone can help him out.
gene
buickanddeere
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Hasn't changed much in 5 weeks. Trucker40 is certain that conservatives are evil and nnalert/socialists only have YOUR best interests in mind.
People are still back feeding generators through welding receptacles without transfer switches. Can't afford a transfer switch but they have a 52" TV and every satellite channel.
Still the same old questions on how to convert from generators to alternators, is detergent oil ok and should my tractor be using lead substitute?
Also those people who use either, torches, salamanders, tarps to winter start engines. Instead of just plugging in a coolant heater.
Some conversations as well if a Ford N series is ideal to perform a wide variety of tasks for a new land owner to purchase.
People are still back feeding generators through welding receptacles without transfer switches. Can't afford a transfer switch but they have a 52" TV and every satellite channel.
Still the same old questions on how to convert from generators to alternators, is detergent oil ok and should my tractor be using lead substitute?
Also those people who use either, torches, salamanders, tarps to winter start engines. Instead of just plugging in a coolant heater.
Some conversations as well if a Ford N series is ideal to perform a wide variety of tasks for a new land owner to purchase.
Anonymous-0
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Rick,
Even in this economy you might want to hang on to that one, it looks like the early unstyled one. The fully aerodynamic ones were only useful in the full tri mode.
Even in this economy you might want to hang on to that one, it looks like the early unstyled one. The fully aerodynamic ones were only useful in the full tri mode.
Anonymous-0
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B&D,
You got it covered except missing the; "My tractor only runs if I use the choke, what could be wrong?"
You got it covered except missing the; "My tractor only runs if I use the choke, what could be wrong?"
buickanddeere
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Lets add oil change intervales, low sulphur diesel fuel, oil filter brands, solid state ignition conversions and straight chrome exhaust stacks. Ford,Dodge and Chev/GMC pickups, diesel vs. gasoline trucks.
It's been a while since the automatic vs. manual transmission debate.
It's been a while since the automatic vs. manual transmission debate.
Kansas Cockshutt
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Trucker40- My sides hurt after reading his hilarious posts!
MarkB_MI
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- Motown USA
Given all the good advice he received here, I was very surprised that we did not receive any follow-up posts from Mr. Bondtregger.
I'm sure it's purely coincidental, but it seems that you and Mr. Bondtregger share a, shall we say, [i:654c4848f0]unique[/i:654c4848f0] style of spelling and punctuation.
Sage advice for Sam
I'm sure it's purely coincidental, but it seems that you and Mr. Bondtregger share a, shall we say, [i:654c4848f0]unique[/i:654c4848f0] style of spelling and punctuation.
Sage advice for Sam
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