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PTO Drop Cord
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Re: PTO Drop Cord
Ron - It looks like Thursday is going to be a busy day at the tug! I'm sure we can find something for Steve to do!
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Re: PTO Drop Cord
BIGHOSS wrote:I used the cord at the "Bash" to install the pto into SteveH and his dad's new transmission. Sure makes it easy to see what you are doing. I will try to remember to bring it to the "Tug".
By the way, my brother Roger, Steve Koons and I plan to be at the Tug Thurs afternoon. We need to find Steve something else to do. All he wants to do now is straighten cub carbs.
Gonna be fun seeing you guys again. Sorry Roger missed the Bash. But on the bright side, Mr. Steve and I became very good buddies. Looking forward to the Tug!!
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Re: PTO Drop Cord
BIGHOSS wrote:We need to find Steve something else to do. All he wants to do now is straighten cub carbs.
Maybe Darrell will need him to hold a flashlight while he rewires the barn. Say, where's that picture Dale took. You know the one, where there was a gigantic flash just as I stuck my hand in the electric panel.
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Re: PTO Drop Cord
NOOOOOO! Keep him straightening! I am bringing 6 carbs just for him!!
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