Lanse redneck-jurry-rigged the truck to work, air idle valve. Ive been around, just not feeling too chatty. Ive been putting a whole lot of videos up on youtube lately.
My video on country music got some bad attention so now my new videos are very family friendly-i drown out myself when i forget ive set the camera down with music and im alot more careful about what i say.
I love this site, im not leaving anytime soon. You guys are the best.
Oh yea, tractors The B has devloped an oil leak in the pan gasket. But i got the mag to work right, thanks for your help everyone. The WC is the rest of the way apart, and when i can find some O-rings for it i can drop the new sleeves and pistons in there as well. It shouldnt be that hard (famous last words)
There'll be more to come. Like i said, i havent gone anywhere nor will i. And i'll lay off the cornstalks for a while.
Id like to invite everyone to check out my youtube. I dont post everything that happens here on Yesterdays Tractors since some dont want to hear it, and i dont want to take up space, but i add a new video about every other day-more then that on youtube. I record alot of what goes on here on there, the animals, the farm, pulling down rooves, getting back into guitar, the whole nine yards. I'd like to invite everyone there.
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