I want to thank each and everyone of you. For the nice replies back. :) Plus information given. Like I did not know one might get a "Parts Manual" for a tractor. Got the operations manual now. But in it there are things explaining on the tractor I have not understood good. But getting there. What got me kind of feeling bad was the spelling comments. I am the one who was spelling DIESEL wrong and did not know I was. :( Because of my disabilities I now have. Spelling bad is one of them that I live with. Once I was a great report writer that any thing I wrote would stand up in court. Many others would come to me just to help them write theirs. So they would not look like a fool or lose a case. I even knew "html" and "java" for computers and did web sites for many a friend. But that is all gone now for me. So I do the best I can are ask my wife if she is close bye. There are times I think the word is correct and don't ask about it. Looks right! Because of my disibilites, spelling is the least of my worries most the time. Other problems over ride that big time. ... So again I thank you.
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