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Old 11-30-2012, 06:42 PM
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Here's some pics of the items I got to make the install easier. This was $9.06 after tax and made it faster and easier for Adam to do the mods required. I'll dig up my O'Reilly's receipt and post their part numbers.
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Good to hear that you have it running. I'm assuming you will or have already serviced the hydro.
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That's what happens when there's no adult supervision!

Congrats on getting your Red toy running Duke. Now for the pics!

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About time that thing fired up.

So whose going to paint this one?
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Good to hear that you have it running. I'm assuming you will or have already serviced the hydro.
Nope but I did check the fluid and it looks to have some off topic hy-tran in it at the proper level. I'm going to do some more testing and tuning before I change the fluids.

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Congrats on getting your Red toy running Duke. Now for the pics!

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About time that thing fired up.

So whose going to paint this one?
ROFL Whatever!

Ummm not sure but I'm sure Adam would love to spray some red paint.
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You can't beat the pretty red!
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Come on Duke!!!
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