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Old 08-23-2010, 09:31 AM
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Great job Matt! Great job as usual!! Can't wait to see some action shots from your old man this winter when there's about 3 feet of snow on the ground. You do realize if he's going to use it this winter that is one of the conditions, he has to send you action shots so you can post them here for us all.

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Very nice job matt- looks like the score ended up
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Old 08-23-2010, 10:44 PM
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The loader lift is slightly faster without those restrictions in it; I think it only takes about 15-20 seconds to go all the way up now. I don't think my pump has a very high volumetric flowrate. At any rate, it's better than it was, and will certainly be usable now. Dad stood in the bucket and I was able to lift him this time.

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Now it's all tucked away until winter (with a tarp over it).

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Hehe...yeah, but now it sprung a leak on me again...I took off the pressure gauge and put a plug in the tee, and now it leaks at the tee. I thought the plug tightened funny, and I think I was right.
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Looks good Matt!
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Very nice work Matt!!
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Great job! So you have any other projects to finish up before going back to school?? YUCK! What a thought of having to get into books again after having the freedom in Cub land all summer!
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I've been back to school for two weeks now.

Matt: Very nice job on your project!!
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