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Posted by Hugh MacKay on March 05, 2007 at 13:17:38 from (216.208.58.178):
In Reply to: Re: What happened? posted by georgeky on March 05, 2007 at 09:06:37:
George: I've had an e mail with Del, trying to convince him, I can walk him through this. He used to be a behind the scenes TV newsman when I lived in NS. He's a Canadian boy off the prarrie, went east and married a salt water girl, and now he can't or won't leave Peggy's Cove. I told him all he needed for tools were 7/16" to 9/16" end wrenches and sockets plus a couple of blade screw drivers. I suggested when he goes to CaseIH for parts, get them to change the gear on end of distributor shaft. Now, all he needs is persausion from folks on YT. I know he can do it, he's only one generation off the farm, that being himself. Besides he's retired, she is still working, thus he may as well be tractor wrenching. We might even talk him into a collection of Farmalls. I've even told him where he could get a good feed of southern smoked ribs, with the money he saves, and from a guy who got his smoked ribs schooling in Tn, Ky and Mo. Now you tell me, what better deal could he get. I hope he fixes the tractor before he takes on the feed of ribs. Problem is the ribs place is about 30 miles away and very close to the CaseIH dealer.
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