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Old 11-07-2017, 01:42 PM
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I went out to pick up a tractor this morning and when I was sliding the ramp back in the trailer it caught something and slipped out of my hands, my foot isn't to happy with that turn of events. I don't think it's broke but it sure hurts like hell.
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Here's the abomination I went to pick up.
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Ouch. Dropped the corner of an aluminum truck cap from a Mazda on my big toe. Lost the nail. It grew back so deformed they had to remove it permanently. Is that tractor a refurb job?
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You are going to lose that toenail. Same happened to me and when the new one came it was all rough and crappy looking.
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owwwwww... I once dropped a floor jack on my foot because the handle came out of the jack while I was carrying it. That left a dent in my foot.

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Well that's what you get for trying to bust my butt about snow.
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Is that tractor a refurb job?
No, the tractor is here because it blew a head gasket and the owner replaced it and it hasn't ran right since. I took the valve cover off and the rocker arm rail isn't tight which makes the valves extremely loose, the valves have about a 1/4" of lash. We also went ahead and removed the head when we noticed the head bolts weren't tight, the head gasket wasn't stuck to the block but somehow it's stuck to the head so good I had to use a hammer and chisel to get it off. I asked the guy about the pink paint and the tractor technically belongs to his sister and she painted it pink so others on the farm wouldn't use it.
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Well that's what you get for trying to bust my butt about snow.
The snow started well after the foot so I don't think the two are related.
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No, the tractor is hear because it blew a head gasket and the owner replaced it and it hasn't ran right since. I took the valve cover off and the rocker arm rail isn't tight which makes the valves extremely loose, the valves have about a 1/4" of lash. We also went ahead and removed the head when we noticed the head bolts weren't tight, the head gasket wasn't stuck to the block but somehow it's stuck to the head so good I had to use a hammer and chisel to get it off. I asked the guy about the pink paint and the tractor technically belongs to his sister and she painted it pink so others on the farm wouldn't use it.
You will make it run great again Tim! Talk her into repainting the hood and grill and make that pink shine!

Ice on your toe really helps to keep the swelling down.
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Tim, maybe you will get a foot of snow now.
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