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    Pipe wrench question

    I have never seen a monkey using one.
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    Homemade ballast?

    Looks like it started out for the junk yard. Just didn't make it.
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    Different mowing job

    Give it up. You're speaking to deaf ears on that subject. I'm used to hearing folks hope that California and I would fall off into the ocean. Just dumbells getting their kicks off.
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    Pipe wrench question

    Here's mine. It has the hammer head also.
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    What happened to pickups??

    I guess they done picked up and moved on.
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    Loaded tires?

    If you want to fill it with just water, you can just buy a cheap pump that works on your drill motor and an adapter for the tire chuck.
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    Going to wake up older tomorrow

    Isn't everyone?
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    Brake Drum Puller

    While fixing the brakes on my MF202 tractor, I found that the brake drums had two threaded holes in them. They didn't go into anything. They just screwed in and hit the back plate. They were for getting the drum off like using a puller. Of course there were no screws in them.
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    Smart Phone, stuff everyone knows but me.

    The serial number on my tractor was barely readable. I took a picture with a small digital camera and was able to edit the picture on my desktop computer and it became readable.
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    Brake Drum Puller

    Steve Urkel's car.
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    false advertising

    I have Direct TV and they keep running those "Car Shield" commercials all day long. The problem is that if you do take the time to read the fine print at the bottom of the screen, they state that Car Shield is not available in California but I'm still subject to their time wasting commercials...
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    Classic still in use

    I certainly would not drive something that big and heavy if the brakes were "unreliable". There's no telling when the brakes would suddenly give out. Of course there might be more to the story that we don't know about
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    Classic still in use

    I noticed that also. I just wondered if the city or county would have a problem with that.
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    Classic still in use

    Kind of looks like Fred Sandford's place. I'll bet you have a lot of good old stuff.
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    Back blade question - Kubota b6100

    I have a roll over two blade box blade that can just roll over so the other blade is angled backwards on the dirt.
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