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Augie

09-14-2004 09:42:20

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Saturday was the 3rd time out for Rozie the junkyarRd hooker. Was just about perfect in the 3500. Some dummy did a bad job of strappin the front weight and it flipped off the bar at the end of the hook. Had the distance to win the class (16 tractors) too. It layed down in the 4000 - governor never opened up all the way. Got some new parts on the way from Everett's that should take care of that problem.

Still ain't sure about how to fix that loose wheel nut though...

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Joe Leising

09-15-2004 19:30:32

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Re: junkyaRd in reply to Augie, 09-14-2004 09:42:20

I recommend a quart of corn squeazzin's to tighten up loose wheel nuts..... ..... .....

Looks good!

Joe

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Mopower

09-15-2004 05:46:21

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Re: junkyaRd in reply to Augie, 09-14-2004 09:42:20

Yeah baby! How do you post a photo on here? I'll get my R pictures here for you. Hey, I got some great tips and contacts for some cool R parts and pulling stuff. A little more can be done than I was aware of!

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Joe Leising

09-15-2004 18:26:14

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Re: junkyaRd in reply to Mopower, 09-15-2004 05:46:21

Hey Ethan,

Are you holding out on me man????? I have gathered everything I need to put together another R puller except for a flywheel. I want to try to go for some bigger cubes. Send me an e-mail if you want. I would love to hear any new tricks and tips.

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Joe

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Augie

09-15-2004 06:24:58

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Re: junkyaRd in reply to Mopower, 09-15-2004 05:46:21

BobDuck has a temporary image storage site set up for us to use. Pics only stay up there for a few days, but it's free and it works great.

Just hit the link and follow the destructions. After you get done with the upload paste the URL that's given into the 'optional image url' box at the bottom of the posting screen here.

upload page

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