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Old 12-04-2013, 08:05 PM
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Default Gettin 1811 ready for snow
My boy Brody helping Uncle Jonathan with the 1811.

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We have to get this oil leak fixed before we put the snowblower on. We are loosing too much oil.

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My boy Brody helping Uncle Jonathan with the 1811.

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We have to get this oil leak fixed before we put the snowblower on. We are loosing too much oil.

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Looks like Brody is doing a good job making sure the help is doing the job correctly we both know that Jon has no clue. I just couldn’t resist, LMAO

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Looks like Brody is doing a good job making sure the help is doing the job correctly we both know that Jon has no clue. I just couldn’t resist, LMAO

Sorry Jon.
LOL! I know right. I had the ol' trusty service manual out, reading it step by step.

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Thanks Allen, that's what we're shooting for!


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Going back together nicely so far.

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Just so everyone know, we got the tractor all back together and the blower mounted! Went out this am and started blowing, but as the day went, the snow got thicker as it melted. Got too wet to blow as it was just packing the auger before it ever made it into the impeller. So, switching over to the blade to run for the rest of the day. Pics later.
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Just so everyone know, we got the tractor all back together and the blower mounted! Went out this am and started blowing, but as the day went, the snow got thicker as it melted. Got too wet to blow as it was just packing the auger before it ever made it into the impeller. So, switching over to the blade to run for the rest of the day. Pics later.
Sounds good on the pics, Jonathan!
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