kcm.MN
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Richard G.
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Climbing that hill is OK.
Going down would risk a boiler explosion when the crown sheet got dry.
Going down would risk a boiler explosion when the crown sheet got dry.
Janicholson
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First tractor is running DEF, the second has been twisted up to 200hp. Jim
bwillett
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Watching the sight glass for the water level will tell you whether to get more water at the top before going back down, or backing down will keep water on the crown sheet.....
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