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Old 10-15-2017, 10:53 PM
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I am not going to sell anything that is broken, which nothing is. Calm down, take a deep breath, it will be ok.
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I am not going to sell anything that is broken, which nothing is. Calm down, take a deep breath, it will be ok.
Yeah....... I'm so upset.



FWIW, I've rebuilt several burned engines. Or, engines that were in a fire. Tractor motors, truck engines, did one out of a Jeep for a guy one time. Now, they weren't aluminum like that one is, but as long as it didn't get too hot, and when they put it out it didn't warp anything, it's likely repairable. But, maybe like loading a tractor, you already know all there is to know, and don't need any help from people who have done it before.
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If he was closer to me I buy a bunch of parts from him but not the center console

PS: If you part it out let me know how much you ask for the tranny and the front axle.
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If he was closer to me I buy a bunch of parts from him but not the center console

PS: If you part it out let me know how much you ask for the tranny and the front axle.
Come on that center console is a tough one, should be worth more than the average console. Mine is heat treated and tested.

Probaly gonna use the tranny but you have first dibs on the front axle.
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I will post some pictures of the engine that I took yesterday. I will post them tonight.
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Cool deal on the toasty 2284.

Jon you gotta lighten up. Not your tractor not your problem. Take it from an old guy the world is a big place and we can't control everything. Give your advice if they chose not to take it sit back and see how it goes. Later kids.
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Nice pickup Greg. Was that one close to us?
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Nice pickup Greg. Was that one close to us?
It was in Woodbury, Tn. About 80 miles from me.
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Cool deal on the toasty 2284.

Jon you gotta lighten up. Not your tractor not your problem. Take it from an old guy the world is a big place and we can't control everything. Give your advice if they chose not to take it sit back and see how it goes. Later kids.
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Cool deal on the toasty 2284.

Jon you gotta lighten up. Not your tractor not your problem. Take it from an old guy the world is a big place and we can't control everything. Give your advice if they chose not to take it sit back and see how it goes. Later kids.
Times 2 Sam! You know the old saying. Don't fight with an old guy, he'll just ***** ya.
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