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Kevin B.

Kevin B.

Not often wrong. Never quite right.
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Location
Stinkwater
TRD270 said:
When we testing them? 😬
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Easy killer, it's still on jackstands :rolleyes:. Gotta get the springs/shocks/brake lines on the back, then all this stuff showed up the other day and I'm not sure what it all is but it's probably pretty cool...

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Gonna rain tomorrow though. Not sure when I'm going to be back at it. I'm starting to wonder how well the wife's new Highlander does on the dirt... :ugh:
 
TRD270

TRD270

Emptying Pockets Again
Supporting Member
Location
SaSaSandy
Kevin B. said:
Easy killer, it's still on jackstands :rolleyes:. Gotta get the springs/shocks/brake lines on the back, then all this stuff showed up the other day and I'm not sure what it all is but it's probably pretty cool...

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Gonna rain tomorrow though. Not sure when I'm going to be back at it. I'm starting to wonder how well the wife's new Highlander does on the dirt... :ugh:
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You’ll only half pogo stick now. You’re good
 
Greg

Greg

Strength and Honor!
Admin
Location
Grand Junction, CO
People in the Colorado mountain towns get nervous when an old bulldozer starts up, for some reason. This old thing has been sitting for YEARS, it's about as old as I am and may be going to work soon... just grading roads. 😉

Fired it up, operated it for a bit, greased and lubed the tracks and gave it my personal guarantee, 30 seconds or 30 feet... whichever comes first!

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02SE

Well-Known Member
Location
Millcreek, UT
Greg said:
People in the Colorado mountain towns get nervous when an old bulldozer gets fired up for some reason. This old thing has been sitting for YEARS, it's about as old as I am and may be going to work soon... just grading roads. 😉

Fired it up, operated it for a bit, greased and lubed the tracks and gave it my personal guarantee, 30 seconds or 30 feet... whichever comes first!

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Hickey

Hickey

Burn-barrel enthusiast
Supporting Member
Location
Grantsville, Utah
Greg said:
People in the Colorado mountain towns get nervous when an old bulldozer gets fired up for some reason. This old thing has been sitting for YEARS, it's about as old as I am and may be going to work soon... just grading roads. 😉

Fired it up, operated it for a bit, greased and lubed the tracks and gave it my personal guarantee, 30 seconds or 30 feet... whichever comes first!

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Push over a building, just for funsies.
 
Stephen

Stephen

Who Dares Wins
Moderator
Location
Never Far From Nowhere
Greg said:
People in the Colorado mountain towns get nervous when an old bulldozer gets fired up for some reason. This old thing has been sitting for YEARS, it's about as old as I am and may be going to work soon... just grading roads. 😉

Fired it up, operated it for a bit, greased and lubed the tracks and gave it my personal guarantee, 30 seconds or 30 feet... whichever comes first!

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Every time I see pictures of Greg "working" I think of this:
 
The_Lobbster

The_Lobbster

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If anybody is wondering if you should hold a piece of tube in hand while you try to cut a bolt head off with a portaband, the answer is no.


Unless you want to go the ER to get it stitched and schedule your tendon repair surgery.


Edit: ER doc says I have enough movement I’ll probably not need surgery yet!!

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