It pays to take detailed pictures before disassembling farm implements

[Turtlewax]

[QUOTE=Fishy;11821391 Laughter is good medicine for sure.[/QUOTE]


This is the truth.

[Drycreek3189]

Years ago, I took the first Ruger semi-auto pistol I ever owned apart to give it a thorough cleaning. It took me three days to get it back together. I would get so frustrated, I'd just put it away. Third or fourth ( maybe fifth ) time it went together. I still don't know what I did right, but I never took another apart ! Weren't no google back then neither !

[Laner7]

I tried asking a service manager at the nearest John Deere dealer to call me back on an important question. Never heard back. And that is one place I spent a good deal of money. The general manager is the head salesman. I had enough of his attitude so took my business elsewhere. Only problem is it's a dealership owned by the same conglomerate that bought up a bunch of JD stores. ☺

We have a Kubota.
We had problems with the Kubota dealership in odessa, and now we do all of our dealings with the Kubota shop in San Angelo.

[Ivanite]

all the pics you'll ever need.
http://bfy.tw/8jhb

lmao!!!!!!!!!:d:d:d:d

[DTala]

brother #2 took a Rem Nylon 66 .22 apart once, took him and dad a week to put it back together

brother #3 took a VW motor apart onct, took him and dad(a ENT) a month to put it back together...and they had several parts left over. It ran for a week and blew. Don't let yer doctor work on yer motors.....

[Fishy]

Couldn't get the thing finished today. Those parts are very heavy and can hurt a person real easy. Forgot that I'll need to replace a few of the largest bolts that hold the hillers/furrowers to the frame. It's not fun wrestling with parts trying to get bolt holes to line up. I'll try again tomorrow.