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Don't get it too nice!
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Posted by Steve W on February 16, 2001 at 04:55:16 from (24.169.113.150):
Well, I got my 2N all painted up, new bushings, fender skins, tranny bearings, wiring harness, spindles, spindle bearings, front tires, fixed all the 3-point hitch parts, new PTO seal, Zane Thang, muffler, lights, orig toolbox, yadda yadda yadda. It's purrrrrfecccctttt. But now I'm bored. Plus I got nothing to add to this bored. I don't come in to work all fired up looking for the answer to the latest problem. It's all fixed. I should have taken it apart in the back yard, and just talked about fixing it for five years or so. Now I know why that happens. I think I'll get one for that. Take Care
Steve
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