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sandhiller last won the day on July 5

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  • Birthday 03/18/1960

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    Cody, NE
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    Hunting, Shooting, Fishing, Rodeo, building things in the shop, Only run IHC all my years of ranching.

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  1. Returning lead and copper to the earth whence it came is restorative to the soul Hope you find balance runner!
  2. Yeah, that is in the back of my mind but honestly I had everything out of the top with the stem still in so it could not have gone down or could it?, must have come out the top. At least one half of it did. Still doesnt explain why the damn thing wouldn't come out easily during many attempts. When you buy used, you never know what previous owners did
  3. I have a 656 G Hydro, not sure what the differences are on our machines Good info in this thread if you start at the beginning
  4. Got ready to swap pto units today and Thought I would give the spool one more try Don't ask me why but the stars aligned and the spool assy dropped out intact with some light tapping. The pin that ties the spool to the stem was fine and in place but that small hardened washer that I only found half of was MIA I took the washer out of the parts tractor and put it in my good tractor That's what was wrong the whole time I yarded about 70 bales with the the PTO pump today, cycling the PTO maybe 30+ times just to see if it would fail It did not and I think I can move on Wish I could post pics of the entire spool and stem assy with washer, shims, springs and cups in order and in place But oh well. As a side note, drawbar support was not in the way for the spool to drop out and go back in Thank you again gentlemen for all your help!
  5. My dad bought his first Buick, a 1964 LeSabre I think because his dad always wanted one but could never afford one??? Traded (from pics I have seen, an all white 1958 Impala 2 door, all options inluding "slush drive" 😄beautiful car, think of Ritchies car in American Graffitti) think it had a 348? in it wish I had that car today Then there was a 72 Electra limited with 455 to move that boat around, I got my school permit with that car....loved that old boat! Then a Riviera, whick was a real nice car then another LeSabre Dad liked his Buicks and they were good to him
  6. Never underestimate the power of big oil As much as it stings, I would still rather be in bed with them then the green energy nutz I know that doesn't help Nick Hopefully prices will come back down to where they should be.............about half of what they are now. Stability would help also but oil prices have traditionally been very volatile but that's another topic
  7. Prayerss of calmness, understanding, trust and clear thought for those involved
  8. No, but another forum I am on does it all the time Mainly mislabeling things and people Like showing a picture of Willie Nelson and calling him Taylor Swift😉 Labeling the Brady bunch as the Cosby kids and so on😁
  9. I got it all out of my system the fall I left home In a very short period of time I racked up 21 points off my license from speeding to negligent (never alcohol involved) (very young cop said "I could ticket you for willfull reckless (6pts) but the wheely you were riding down O Street in Lincoln Nebr looked very controlled and you weren't speeding, just not using all your wheels so I'll just ding you for negligent (3pts) ) "😄 I honestly do all I can to make any stop or CDL inspection pleasant and usually both of us part laughing and knowing each other a bit better.......I haven't had a citation in 45 years of a lot of miles donw the road. As a member of the fire dept we often work with the Sheriffs Dept and State Patrol so get to know each other on a professional level. Not a lot of people out here so we all get to know each other personally as well. Off duty, they drink beer and relax like the rest of us!
  10. Fire hydrant s in Cody. Don't know how far apart. Scattered around. Rural, we have four 6x6 tenders, 1500 to 2000 gallon capacity. One 3000 gallon semi/straight truck All trucks are draft capable. River , creeks, stock tanks. Can load themselves if needed Those with center pivot irrigation. If the well is easily accessible, will have a valve and 2" line so we can kick the well on and bottom fill any of our trucks. Water is King
  11. I went one gallon over full. Maybe a half inch above the full mark on the dipstick And it helped tremendously Thank you! Still no joy on the PTO spool
  12. Could very likely be what happened Only found half Don't think it could migrate down to the spool but I don't know
  13. I took a pic of everything that came out the top but site won't let me post it There were 3 shims and a smaller half of a washer (broken?) that was at the bottom of it all (under the shims)
  14. Prayers for @Brady Boyand all those affected and especially all the firefighters and EMS who selflessly put themselves in harms way to keep others safe @TroyDairy I read your article and this being a family site, I'd better not say how I would handle the man accused of arson if he is proved to be guilty of this crime
  15. Kind of afraid of that So to take the PTO out it's the 4 bolts in the back and then it will slide out? Anything else? I do have another PTO unit in a parts 656 and 706 but don't know if either are good. Guess I'll find out
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