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    D7G putting transmission oil in the engine

    Ran them old 7Gs thirty years ago,If I remember correctly there is a oil seal between the tranny and engine that lets go, ran one that would put tranng oil in engine one day then the next day the engine oil would get into the tranny, cant remember how big of a job it was to repair it, but I...
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    03 FORD 250

    y 03 F250 was missing on #2 and#4 a while back reset the codes added injector cleaner ,within two days no more miss, could just be a paptly clogged injector , by the way my 03 only had 378,000 Km on it..
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    concrete wash pad

    Ive poured numerous slabs for customers over the last fourty years, and have tried many different bases ,I find the best is to remove topsoil or sod without disturbing the subsoil if possiblethen if you have good drainage away ,fill with 3/4 inch screened gravel about 6 inches in depth, this...
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    Ford won't start

    ould be clogged injectors,if you have good spark and it doesnt fire its likely not getting fuel through the injectors or like someone else said the timing could be off,if it fires and quits when you release the key off start position then it is likelt ignition problems.
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    1206 slowly going back together today

    FYI thats my $ 500 tractor , and thats all it was worth with that piston gone. I asked Lyle to stick a new piston and liner in it so it could go in the spring consinement sale, if im lucky I should maybe get $3500 for it from some unsuspecting farmer, leaving it a little unwashed like that...
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    Chilly evening.....

    oldest I ever seen it was in Prophet River B.C. in Jan 1969 the thermometer was similar to yours and went to -60 the mercury was all down in the bottom bulb , so dont know exact temp, it was 27 days strait that it never climbed above -40 ,kinda got used to it after a few days..
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    the 1105 is gonna saw lumber

    ver notice that he never shows his helpers in the pics,lol
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    cracked hands

    emember to remove the velcro gloves first...
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    1105 maiden voyage

    see you forgot the part (THANKS TO THE HELP OF OLD HECTOR) ,at the end of your quote.lol
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    Hay prices and the things people say

    Sold some small squares to a horse guy one time(got it for sons horses) a few weeks later he approached me and wanted to give back a discount on the hay because the sons horses were only eating half of it ,I told him to tell his son to feed them less per feeding then they would not waste the...
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    Horse Neck Yoke Help!!!

    ot exactly sure but it could be that the two larger rings (the ones that are around the neck yolk) are for a two horse hitch of Clydes or larger horses , and the outer rings and centre rings are for a four horse (roman style hitch) of Shetland or mini horses..
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    Lyle,69GMC,others in the 'far north'

    ad one night in Nov down to -10* F but otherwise its been quite nice here in Valleyview , Grande Prairie area its around freezing now, supposed to cool down today for a couple days then back up the mid thirties by the weekend, got about 6 in of snow on the ground but it has been known to...
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    woner what happened to our buddy lyle niemi

    hy dont ya post some of your own drivel or are ya fraid nobody would look at it?
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    Scrappers

    Most farm sales up here the junk iron and old beat up equipment doesnt even get a bid on it so they call the scrap guy to come and get it for nothin..
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    tractor chains vs. concrete floor

    oncrete hardner trowelled into the surface is probably the best way to go Ive placed and finished many concrete shop floors over the years, the amount of hardener applied depends on the surface strength you require , I believe most commercial applications reccomend about 2 pounds per sq ft ,[...
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