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Old 12-31-2014, 08:00 AM
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Kelly AKA cubs-n-bxrs told me to check this one out. How not to do it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X18B78eNcoo
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Thats all you can do when you watch them. This kid on face book followed his instructional video and wondered why his pump wouldn't work. LMAO I even tried to warn him. Maybe it was the pretty blue filter or maybe the charge pump cover was on wrong. Really need to watch the whole series. Looks like that thing was pulled out of the ocean when he got it.
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That was painful to watch on multiple levels
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i can't understand a word he says. looks like that trans was pulled up with the titatic wreckage.
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Just another "good 'ol Boy"!!
I can't watch, getting motion sickness!!, Like maybe I was on that ship when it went down!
BTW, That rig looks like it will make a great boat anchor !
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He says all the rust is from rat p!ss!!! I guess it's possible? If so, I would have passed on that tractor. Imagine how that would have smelled
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Thats all you can do when you watch them. This kid on face book followed his instructional video and wondered why his pump wouldn't work. LMAO I even tried to warn him. Maybe it was the pretty blue filter or maybe the charge pump cover was on wrong. Really need to watch the whole series. Looks like that thing was pulled out of the ocean when he got it.
This is why I avoid participating in FB posts for advice anymore. Most of them ignore any good advice and watch stuff like this. At least here, Jon will be along to squash any bad advice that is given. to J-Mech!
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People like this guy give me a headache. Where's the Scotch Sam?
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In video 9, I was actually impressed. I may save my hour meter if it still works.
If anyone does take his tools away, I would like to have some of them.
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OMG I just watched this...WTF???? someone made the comment about it was pulled up from the Titanic I tend to agree...that thing is way past PB Blaster LOL!!!!
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