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Old 08-10-2014, 07:12 PM
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Jonathan, I know the man who sold you the remains of the 2072. I talked to him while he was loading it to deliver it to you. He said that all he wanted was the 60" Haban deck and after selling the engine and tractor, he had a grand total of $23.00 in the deck.
Sounds like everyone made out quite well!
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Jonathan, I know the man who sold you the remains of the 2072. I talked to him while he was loading it to deliver it to you. He said that all he wanted was the 60" Haban deck and after selling the engine and tractor, he had a grand total of $23.00 in the deck.
Sounds like everyone made out quite well!
Yeah, as we were unloading that I mentioned your first name...... He goes you don't mean (your last name) do you? I said yes.... he goes "I've known him for years!!!" LOL. Small world huh?! I think he made out better than me, he had less in the deck than I do in the tractor and I think between the two, the deck is worth more!! LOL!
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Nice parts machine you have there,we all need parts!!
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Nice parts machine you have there,we all need parts!!
I agree, but not many left.....
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Nice parts machine you have there,we all need parts!!
Looks like he'll need parts a lot more than we do !
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Looks like he'll need parts a lot more than we do !
I have LOTS of parts!

..... but I don't have a super axle front axle.
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"No tricycle"?
Come on man, I can show you how to dump one on it's side
Good score on the partial super
Call me this week on the sub frame when you get time.
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Call me this week on the sub frame when you get time.
Thanks Todd!
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