Ok, here's two that are still vivid. We had a 1750 oliver we bought with narrow front. Found a wide front and replaced it. The steering was loose. It took 2 turns to make it move. At the same time I was having serious family discussions with the wife. Any way, I removed the steering motor, Saginaw I think and rebuilt it. Now it wouldn't do anything. Dealer mechanic told once they came apart they don't work now more. So ordered a new charlyn motor. Put it on and it was still loose. I started checking, found a bolt on bottom of shaft of steering cylinder that was loose. Wife walks by and says if you hadn't peed me off I'd told you about the bolt. Next, I bought a 1953 Ford 1 ton PU. Motor and tranny gone. I wanted new tires so I started to remove the old wheels. On the drivers side I snapped off the lug bolts. Not just one, but all. Pretty thick in the head. I ordered a new set and they asked for which side, because the ones on the drivers side were left handed.
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