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Posted by Allan In NE on June 30, 2007 at 02:56:25 from (148.78.243.26):
Helping my neighbor walk across his summer fallow so he can get caught back up after he had lost an engine in his big tractor and it was tied up in the shop for three weeks. Didn't take time to put the duals on (should have); his soil is a bit lighter than mine, didn't have an extra donut for the cylinder and the cultivator is really taking a "bite" and making her work in 4th. Miles from the place and only tools I had with me were a pair of vice grips and a 7/16" endwrench. So, I screwed 'er up 20 horses and lifted that droopy torque rise weight. Was an immediate and very noticable boost in power, which matches the load nicely. I've never seen a 966 "smoke" before. :>) Allan 
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