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    OT - removing carpet

    I did what others have done just cut it w/ a boxknife, so it's alot easier to pack out. The last time I pulled carpet up, I was hauling it to the dump when a guy in another truck motioned for me to pull over. As I found out he wanted the entire carpet for elk camp! saved me alot from having it...
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    To all the GOOD people

    This is to the best bunch of guys,(and Gals) on the internet. Merry Christmas! I hope you all the best for the holidays. And may your "N's run forever. Dwayne
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    branson 3120

    Hi all, I"ve been looking all over the internet for info,from anyone who has purchased or seriously looked at the Branson tractors in the 30 - 35 hp range. I have been seriously looking at the 3120. So far I like what I"ve been looking at, but I just want to make sure it"s as good as it looks. I...
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    square can coil nut

    I like that idea! I'm trying to trace a starting issue, so if I need to take the connector loose again --- it's a gonner!
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    square can coil nut

    Trust me, that area is clean now! I used compressed air and water out of a straight-stream nozzle, never did find the nut. hmmmm! Went down to the neighborhood A.H. cost every bit of 18 cents, incl. tax!!! :>)
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    Look what Santa drives

    From the looks of that rear tire, either he definitly needs to loose some weight, or hook up a tap from his belly to the tire! Ho, Ho, Ho!:>)
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    square can coil nut

    Wow! What took you guys so long???? lol. I just walked outside for a minute and you guys came through again! Once again thank you for being there for people like me that are at times, all thumbs.
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    square can coil nut

    Hi yall again, earlier today I was going to check the gap on my points, as I was loosening the ignition wire on top of the square can coil, the nut fell into the vast abyss around the front of the engine never to be seen again, yes this is a front mount 8n. Now my question is, is the nut/stud a...
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