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Archive through April 03, 2018
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gloughery
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Any reason NOT to swap out manual hydro relief valves for automatics? I'm cleaning mine up in a 169 and it hit me, wny not just swap em all out? I could then push it ain't? The hydro has fresh hytran and still squeals, so why not go auto?
Thad B.
That pretty much covers it IMHO, since your going to be in there anyway.
That way you check everything else out.
That pretty much covers it IMHO, since your going to be in there anyway.
That way you check everything else out.
George L.
Automatics are better anyway!
Automatics are better anyway!
I grabbed a little seat time with my 125 tonight.I scratched up my garden plot with a home made widget that kinda resembles a dethatcher that can be lifted and lowered by the implements lift .I used it to level out the ground and low spots left by my rototiller
Ethan K.
Digger believe me its nothing to look at,I made it in 25 minutes from an old lawn spike aeratior that I found all bent up at the dump a piece of scrap p/t 2x6 and a bunch of framing nails punched through the aforementioned piece of p/t
