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    My heart is still in my throat

    If it had been one of those old glass bottles you could have give him a gentle tap on the head for good measure.
  2. R

    Ugggg

    Twernt no bigger than a squirrel.
  3. R

    EPA rolls back gas can regulations

    Have you ever tried pour gas from a WW II jerry can? 60 years ago they sold oil in 5 gallon metal cans that had a neck coming out of one side with a little metal cap and a larger one screwed onto it. One bigger cap in the center to fill it with. Used many of them to fuel equipment and wish I had...
  4. R

    EPA rolls back gas can regulations

    I had to look up that fifty-cent word. Pigovian until I realized it was missing the u, Pigouvian.
  5. R

    Case you use the most

    1070 bush hogging with batwing. 110 acres twice a year.
  6. R

    Corn crib and Kit the cat.

    That sounds like the Pascagoula squirrel. Did you start to naming names?
  7. R

    School me on older John Deere Gators

    Not very good at pulling hills with any load. Lack of power.
  8. R

    What is wrong with this image ?

    Yeah, and I knew a couple that let off exhaust fumes too.
  9. R

    Model G

    Thank you all. What threw me was the short bolts in the lower holes with nuts on them.
  10. R

    Model G

    It may be? It was not mounted when I got the tractor but the bottom holes have bolts through them with nuts. I figured there was a bracket missing that bolted to the timing cover and the hood bolted to that.
  11. R

    Model G

    Do any of you have the bracket for attaching the bottom of the hood to the engine? I am finishing up the rebuild of my tractor and this part is missing. I would like to purchase one if anyone has one.
  12. R

    Here's what I do with tools

    There are some that still loves the artistry of quality gunsmithing including me. Great work. Lots of people are happy with molded plastic these days.
  13. R

    OOOPS, meant to post this in "Tales".

    Most are that just had the head cut off with a cleaver.
  14. R

    Case 990 with loader value?

    It is worth what it is worth to you, but if you add up the cost of what you are getting, I would say more than fair.
  15. R

    Good Topic

    Good topic, love homemade projects. And y'all say they never do anything right!
  16. R

    G model tie rod

    Problem solved. The joint was bound up from someone in it's past driving it back into the sleeve with a large hammer collapsing the socket. Heated it up and persuaded it back round. Loaded with grease and good a slightly new.
  17. R

    G model tie rod

    Do any of you have a source on outer tie rod end? Thanks
  18. R

    Finally back to work on the G.

    Not really. The king pin is large and the tube small. Didn't take a lot.
  19. R

    Finally back to work on the G.

    There are brass bushings it the top and bottom of the tube. One fitting in the middle will grease both bushing and hold a reserve of grease inside.
  20. R

    1070

    Thank you or I could put my meter to amps, the same thing. But if there is anything over milliamps present checking this way there is a leak to ground inside the solenoid.
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