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Posted by gatractorman on January 26, 2002 at 23:38:08 from (63.85.140.171):
In Reply to: projects that you are doing posted by RossMN on January 25, 2002 at 20:27:07:
Oh lawd, projects-r-us 'round here, lets see got a 450 Case dozer w/ engine outta it that needs to be replaced, got both final drives off'n a 125 International loader needs seals and bearings in 'em, 555 JD loader w/ engine and side frame outta it needs side frame repaired and broke bolts got out of torque conv. housing, 955 Cat loader with cylinder head off it gotta build engine in it, thats all the payin' projects as for me hhhhmmmm F700 that needs a engine rebuild, 45 B A-C that needs resto., something is wrong with the lift on Dad's Jubilee, 2544 Int. that needs hyd. pump and leaks fixed, GOT TO BUILD A SHOP, need to put a tranny in a lil ole car we got here, gotta start liquidating tractor parts onna ebay, need to paint the golf cart b4 camping season get here, an oh crap, I need to cover up my boat, the wifes Jeep has been dingin' fer the past 2 weeks its wantin' a oil change, my truck is past due for a oil change, oh wait I fergot I got a head off a MF dozer 'round here somewhere I need to fix fer a feller, all this on top of a 40 hr week job workin on Bobcats, 2 weekend days just dont go far.
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