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Big oil thanks you for your contribution last year
Dieselgeek replied to BOHICA's topic in Current Events
Fed gets 18.4 cents per gallon of gasoline. 24.4 cents per gallon diesel. 31.67 cents average State tax per gallon of gasoline. 33.45 cents for diesel. 50.07 total tax average gasoline. 57.85 total tax average diesel -
He lived next door to my grandparents when I was a kid!
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What tractor did this blower come off of? Guessing a 4wd machine if it’s18 inches short.
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So is the driveshaft incorrect? Is the blower from a 4wd machine? You can piece together parts if needed, but often cheaper to buy the whole kit. I can help find the part #’s for the brackets, bolts, etc, but need to know exactly what isn’t correct. Looking for the yellow bracket in the picture?
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So you just want the driveshaft without the attaching hardware? If so, part # AM145723 is what you need. But it’s $868.64. You can buy the whole kit for $456.89. So I’d buy the kit!
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#8 or #10? I sell Deere equipment, so let me know if I can help.
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1004’ American Spirit currently anchored there.
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Not a sister ship. Fitzgerald’s sister ship was the Arthur B Homer. Fitzgerald was launched in 1958. Anderson was launched in 1952 as 1 of 8 AAA boats. I’m a bit of a boatnerd.
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Time, not distance.
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Sure you can, didn't say how long the race needs to take.
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Moar Choo-Choo Trains for MN - Twin Shitties to Twin Ports
Dieselgeek replied to racinfarmer's topic in Current Events
Created to provide better wastewater treatment in the late 60’s, and now planning trains to Duluth… Seems legit. -
Any iron that can be brought home today is going for big money. Nothing available!
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It’s all manufacturers. They are all using allocation now to try and ensure delivery for the various seasons. Only so many companies can make hydraulic fittings, bearings, tires, tracks, etc. So I don’t care if it’s green, red, blue, yellow, black, etc, they all use the same suppliers. Tracks are a big limiting factor for combine and tractor delivery currently.
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Personally no, but we have district sales managers who tell each district what our allocation is for combines, planters, tillage, etc. 7 and 9 series tractors were all delayed 2-6 weeks this week. I rarely see things arrive sooner than anticipated. I have a corn head originally slated for sept delivery. Currently has a delivery date of November 24. So that doesn’t do much good.