Posted by showcrop on January 20, 2019 at 14:53:27 from (75.68.37.174):
Well, this started back in July. My Daughter Beth and husband Bob bought a small farm North of Albany NY. When we had a family get together last summer, she asked what they could get for a tractor with $5,000. Well, I went on Craig's list for that area and the best buy that I could find was an AC 160 with shredder and a snowblower. These were the two implements that they needed the most. They bought it and used it a little, including clearing their long drive way once or twice. Last night she called because he was intending to mount the snowblower for last night's storm and the lift wouldn't. I told her that it was ice in the hydraulic system, and to heat it. They didn't have anything but a hair dryer for that so I told her to go get a propane torch. Late this morning she called to get a better idea of where to hold the torch, and to tell me what they found when they drained some oil. Of course it was coffee milkshake. They had the torch heating it for 20 minutes with no success, and I told them to not to expect anything to happen for an hour. Later on she sent me a picture of it working and they were both very happy. I suggested that they drain the oil before it gets cold again and refill it once they can pick the oil up.
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