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601 sherman
Many if not all hundred shermans are under-standard-over and require pulling out or pushing in on handle before moving it up or down. Give that a try along with some "jigling". -
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Redneck Lingo --Your Favorite Sayings ???
Hung-over= Eyes like 2 pizz holes in fresh snow. Cold enough to freeze the balz off a brass monkey Chaos=who's washing and who is hanging out? He is so tall he has to stand on a chair to put his hat on.- da-bees
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Dry Valve Train on Massey 50 Continues
I would be concurned wherethere the pump is working. If you used assembly lub it is possiable it will run awhile before it locks.- da-bees
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20mph @ 2100 rpm, sherman high
I don't know how fast he went but my uncle said to fast to jump off. My aunt was towing the 9n to the shop behind the old row binder truck. After that my aunt cooked and cleaned,he ask a neighbor or did without when it came to help with farm machines. -
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O.T.----Weed-B-Gone FAILURE!!!
60F isn't realy warm enough for good results. I think the active ingredient in WBG is 2-4D which will not kill crab grass. Are you located South of the equator because crab grass is not active in Texas yet. Pre-emerge is by far safer and more effective for annuals broad leaf and grassy both. For...- da-bees
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LP tank guidance...
All I suggest you do as far as repairing it is go ahead and soak the screws with PB Blaster or some other penatrating oil in hopes it will help the repairman from the local lp supplier when he arives to take care of it. Wherther you need to replace the tank and guages is something the repairman...- da-bees
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good pratical jokes that we have been involved in
Our granddad had a worthless dog he decided my uncle should take to the back of his place and shoot. My uncle was butchering a rabbit the next day so he penned the dog overnight and released him after appling rabbit blood to his head and ears. Well to granddad't amazement,not only did the dog...- da-bees
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solution to use in tub when using battery charge to clean pa
Just the term"sacrificial rod"may send Pa into the tall grass.- da-bees
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Real estate legal advice, flood zoning question, long
What do I think? I think that DNR official has a bad case of "Little Man Syndrom"and would like nothing more than show you who is boss. If the addition is important enough to weather a law suit(which I believe you could win)I suggest you ask a title company lawer. I have found those lawers are...- da-bees
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Circular saw size
Larger blade=cuts thicker material (IF)the motor has ample power which is dubious with a hand held saw since it would be to heavy. A ten inch blade also requires speed reduction to prevent blade getting to hot. The most practical hand held size is 71/4. If the primary use is metal cutting,a band... -
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responses to "make me an offer"
This is a different twist on buying/selling. I sat an old motercycle out front with $50 sign on it hoping some kid would ask about it and I would give it away. Fella stops by and will not give more than $45,which I refused. Next day I recovered the seat and changed the sign to $60. Same fella...- da-bees
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Possum problems!!
You fellers better save your amo,every round will be valuable when the buggy man compenscates guns and regulates amo sales. Better still,just get a head start on things by skinning and freezing the possums to eat instead of standing in gubment soup line one of these days. LOL I couldn't help... -
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MF 65 for hobby farm?
The 65 is good as any and better than many for small farm use. The prices are what I would expect the dealer to ask for one in condition to work. If it is Multipower,you need to know it has no problems because repairing the Multi can get pricy. Same applies to diesel. I wouldn't buy a diesel MF...- da-bees
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OT--cow down
If she has much dairy blood it is a one in a thousand chance. I am not reccomending this and hope pita doesn't get wend of it but after my brother had her in the barn a couple of days lifting,feeding,shots and the other efforts,he put the hot shot on her. His therory was if they had the strenth...- da-bees
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