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Wife Cleaning on a Cold day!
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Posted by Short Bolt on December 08, 2005 at 10:30:43 from (69.21.20.18):
Well the wife was cleaning a closet in the Farm room today,to cold and to go outside.When she yelled come here thinking see saw a mouse or some thing I took to see what was the matter ! Their she stood with a box! Uh O No! She found a new rear main seal, For the M the in a unopened package with the tags still on it, a package of 10- rear main felt plugs never opened with the tags still on it,and the optional hydrulic valve that mounts on the M with the control rod that gives you the loader control hose fittings its used! but in good shape. A new brass spacer ring for a 706 pto input shaft still in bag with tages! All new parts that were lost for years and replaced again with new again. Called Harvester they don't want them back! What they worth any body need them? Wife really up set more money lost! I told her she needs to clean more often, Boy did the flames shoot!!!!! Thanks
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