Archive through October 28, 2010

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Don T
I bet you could rearrange those and paint them red and black to mimmick an

sign

 

[mgonitzke]

Charlie-

My last FAA medical begs to differ. 20/13 in both eyes...

I don't have any trouble seeing the bright blue spark on a K-series...

I still dunno how the twins can have such terrible-looking weak spark and still run as nice as they do.

 

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Scott Tanner... 149 showing signs of life!!!

Yep I see that , but do I have to so all can see !?. I will say that Charlie at (http://www.ccspecialties.org/) looks after ( ME) and I`am sure all our needs.enuf said And to think I got Yellow Fever.Could not think of a better way to use up a few years till the old girl retires. Then I can and will have them all done.Three years and more then I should have for tractors.Kraig,Just for you I have to paint the 125 and take a few pictures.

 

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Matt Gonitzke

eye problems ?

Never seen a tractor that did not have a ground issue (balance)

 

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Ok I did it this time.Lewis P you could not break this like I can

 

[ljones]

I am replacing the brake pads in my 122, do I need to glue them in, if so with what?

 

[cjrolke]

i am looking for pictures and diamensions of a wide frame snowplow subframe

acan anyone help me out?

thanks

 

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Lucas Jones

 

[mgonitzke]

Don-

A 122 has internal brakes.

Lucas-

I think they're a pretty tight fit with no adhesive. If you find that's the case, then I would just press them in and leave it be. If you glue them in and have to replace them at some point, you will have fun getting them back out again.

 

[ljones]

Thanks for the info Matt.