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Old 10-21-2010, 08:19 PM
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Thanks Bob, I just got it home late Sunday and have been too busy this week. I am going to try to get the carb rebuilt this weekend and the spring assist on it also. Don't know of any other thing that I could possibly have on it. I am sending you a PM also.
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Old 10-21-2010, 08:52 PM
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you werent kidding when you said it was loaded! all the options in the book!
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It doesn't need a spring assist if it has hydraulic lift.
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I know it doesn't need it, but since it has everything else on it already, I thought why not go a head and put it on it. It is one of those just because type of things
Rod
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Old 10-21-2010, 09:32 PM
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Then you also better start looking for the rear PTO and hubcaps...
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I don't think my pockets are that deep!!!!! Would love them at some point, but until I hit the lottery, I think it is going to stay the way it is. Correct seats are bad enough to buy in good shape, I can't imagine what the rear PTO and hub caps would set me back.
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I know it doesn't need it, but since it has everything else on it already, I thought why not go a head and put it on it. It is one of those just because type of things
Rod
No need for the spring assist well unless you like throwing money away. Spend wisely not often.
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