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ebinmaine
3 minutes ago, tom2p said:


we might need to set up a drivetrain abuse hotline 

 

Who's gonna lead it??

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Ed Kennell
6 minutes ago, ebinmaine said:

Who's gonna lead it??

Let's see, do we all know someone that is accident prone.????

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ebinmaine
1 hour ago, Ed Kennell said:

Let's see, do we all know someone that is accident prone.????

Huh?

What like as a group?

Who????

 

I mean I'm not naming names..... 

((Cough!))

@pullstart.  

 

But I'll use a handle.....

 

 

 

 

 

:hide:

 

 

 

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Handy Don
1 hour ago, tom2p said:


we might need to set up a drivetrain abuse hotline 

 

Drivetrain Understanding Hotline -- DUH! :D:lol:

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tom2p
7 minutes ago, Handy Don said:

Drivetrain Understanding Hotline -- DUH! :D:lol:


I recall when I was a kid watching the floor / pedals etc of my dad's jeep or scout flexing, moving, and drivetrain groaning when he was plowing dirt and heavy gravel ... grading ... clearing brush ...  and I thought this can't be good ... 

 

needed the DUH then !

 

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roadapples

I don't  think he's  accident prone, he's  just young. Most of us can still remember that....

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BeninCT

Needle bearings

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Lee1977
1 hour ago, roadapples said:

I don't  think he's  accident prone, he's  just young. Most of us can still remember that....

He's not short of tractors, he can brake a few and still have some that work. Plus he fixes them fast, not like some one we know.

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Pullstart
1 hour ago, roadapples said:

he's  just young


won’ say how accident prone he was today... or how many times he got “The Cadillac” stuck...  :ROTF:

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MikMacMike
5 hours ago, roadapples said:

IMO pushing snow and running  into frozen snow banks is one of the hardest things you can do to a transmission. But it doesn't  seem  to  hurt the  transmission, just the rear of the frame...my :twocents-twocents:

Yuppers, thats where mine cracked too, I welded er up and just said.....GIVER heheheheheh

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moe1965

Thanks for all the info guys kinda made

me rethink. I never really had a issue just running the wheel weights but just figured more couldn't hurt. I took off the 300 adfidinal weight and will just go with that.  That being said I'm assuming pulling a trailer full of wood etc and having a tongue weight of 300 lbs or what ever would be the same result ????  Big snow for us here tonight I'm ready to go.  Thanks again lots of knowledge learned by all you good people here on this forum 

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Handy Don
2 hours ago, moe1965 said:

having a tongue weight of 300 lbs

Yes, if trailer tongue is resting in the same location.

There are other factors, too, related to the force needed to start AND STOP the trailer and if the tongue is above or below the level of the rear axle. 

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