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Old 06-21-2014, 07:54 AM
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Nice work as always Jeff!
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Thanks It was a bit if a PITA but I saved a hard to find part
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Jeff,
Thanks for the work on this cast pulley restoration and the pictures. Looks real good to me!
If it ever dries out I may be able to till the garden.
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Nice save Jeff, and top notch work as always
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Old 06-22-2014, 11:17 AM
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Thanks for the work on this cast pulley restoration and the pictures. Looks real good to me!
If it ever dries out I may be able to till the garden.
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Thanks Chris.
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Did you ever get this to work? IE doing any tilling yet?
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Chris' repaired pulley and new long gearbox shaft get mailed to him tomorrow USPS Priority Mail. I just got it late last week and fixed it ASAP.
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Great work Jeff.
I always admire someone that can figure out a good fix versus replacing with a known good one.
Way to much stuff goes for scrap because it is deemed "easier" to replace.
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I always admire someone that can figure out a good fix versus replacing with a known good one.
Way to much stuff goes for scrap because it is deemed "easier" to replace.
Thanks, I like the older stuff and some parts just can't be replaced. It took some work but it will work well. The sleeve is held in place by the keyway so it should be good as new.
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