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Ok, so after just a few minuets in the shop tonight I slammed my thumb squarely with a hammer, blood everywhere. Needless to say I didn't get much done, but I DID take some pictures.

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Don't mind my shop I know it is a mess
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Looking really good.

This is one time we don't want pictures. D**N that hurts!

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Looking really good.

This is one time we don't want pictures. D**N that hurts!

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Thanks, Been a long time since I got myself that bad
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Like ironman said... you can run just about any oil you want.. and you will get tons of different opinions on that.. but IH spec for a gear drive is either SAE 30 motor oil or Hytran if you want the factory's opinion..
In south GA we have always run 90 wt gear oil.. but it rarely gets cold here...

Sorry you banged your finger!! that makes me hurt thinking about it!
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Like ironman said... you can run just about any oil you want.. and you will get tons of different opinions on that.. but IH spec for a gear drive is either SAE 30 motor oil or Hytran if you want the factory's opinion..
In south GA we have always run 90 wt gear oil.. but it rarely gets cold here...

Sorry you banged your finger!! that makes me hurt thinking about it!
SAE 30 sounds better than what came out of it, stuff would barely run out the drain...
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Ok, so after just a few minuets in the shop tonight I slammed my thumb squarely with a hammer, blood everywhere. Needless to say I didn't get much done, but I DID take some pictures.
I hate it when that happens. Seems I skin a knuckle, cut a finger, or get a splinter just about every time I'm in the shop working on stuff. I try to take my time and think ahead when doing stuff, but it still happens. My hands are constantly in a state of moderate damage. And I'm constantly stealing my wife's hand cream or they'd be split all to heck from the winter weather as well.
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Despite my injured hand, I manged to paint the bulkhead (or whatever you want to call it), and I finally got all the new hardware for the front end so I put that on as well.

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sorry the second pic is dark.
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Despite my injured hand, I manged to paint the bulkhead (or whatever you want to call it), and I finally got all the new hardware for the front end so I put that on as well.

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sorry the second pic is dark.
Looks bout like brand new!!
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Looks good !

It may match the color of your finger?
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