Anonymous-0
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Should be able to change clutch and rear oil seal in one operation without too much difficulty.
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Should be able to change clutch and rear oil seal in one operation without too much difficulty.
used red MN
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- Coon Rapids, MN
J.Wondergem
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Looks like he dropped the front end after he lighened up the frame.
Tom in TN
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- Southern Middle Tennessee
He might also have a valid concern about the fact that he's standing directly above spilled gasoline. That could be warm pretty fast.
Tom in TN
Tom in TN
cole in mo.
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With an injection pump mounted on the engine, I think the tank is leaking diesel fuel.
Robert Major
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Hi
I get your joke with this picture L.O.L But Don't get me started on this guys problem and what actually happened to cause this whole mess, and the total lack of safety involved at this pull. They are real lucky there was no injuries or 1 or more fatality's !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.
Yes I do know about pulling safety through involvement of the sport 15 years ago and watching many years before that to, for those that want to question my statement.
Regards Robert
I get your joke with this picture L.O.L But Don't get me started on this guys problem and what actually happened to cause this whole mess, and the total lack of safety involved at this pull. They are real lucky there was no injuries or 1 or more fatality's !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.
Yes I do know about pulling safety through involvement of the sport 15 years ago and watching many years before that to, for those that want to question my statement.
Regards Robert
Pajamafied John
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That might hurt the trade in value a bit.
Warrenoliver
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Just a darned good thing he was wearing a helmet!
johndeere720GA
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Watching the video that was included in another post. It looks to me like it blew a seal on the turbo and went wild. I do not think that they throttled up the engine on purpose it simply went runaway and did its self in (over-revved way past the governor limit very quickly). In the video it happened so fast no one could have shut it down in time; unless they had a co2 extinguisher pointed at the intake.
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