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Tony in Mass.

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I think I posted this on a forum you don't read, so I got to do it again! Anyway, I didn't have to squat in ice cold water to find this treasure. This was in my MF35 hydraulic filter. don't those nuggets get yer heart pumpin'? I got the holster flap open, in case the mad trapper sneaks up behind me, and I got to reach for the webley. can't be too careful once ya strike it rich...
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Hello Lyle
My Name is John Forrester & I saw on the tractor forum that you were in to ho trains .
My Wife bought me the John Wayne ho train set . Its a collectable series , I want to make my set into the late 1800 hundreds with the style of buildins that they had back then . I trying to locate drawings of the buildings & ther sizes so that I can start to making the buildings.
Also would like to get your E mail Address so that we could E mail each other .
 

Hay, John...!!!

Look into DCC if you really want to have remarkable control of your HO trains..!!

I am a member of the Columbus, Ohio club..
"The Scioto Valley Lines".. Build HO Steam (engines)in my spare time in the Winter..mostly from Bowser all metal '50's kits..sound and DCC..

Hope to hear from ya..!

Ron..
 
(quoted from post at 23:51:59 06/13/11) Hello Lyle
My Name is John Forrester & I saw on the tractor forum that you were in to ho trains .
My Wife bought me the John Wayne ho train set . Its a collectable series , I want to make my set into the late 1800 hundreds with the style of buildins that they had back then . I trying to locate drawings of the buildings & ther sizes so that I can start to making the buildings.
Also would like to get your E mail Address so that we could E mail each other .
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he best magazines to get are model railroader or railroad model craftsmen they both have lots of info on getting started I would like to give you my email but I dont know how to do it privatly. The last time I posted it I ended up getting a whole bunch of girls who wanted to date me I guess you cant blame them lol. I know there is a way to do it, some of the guys tried to explain it to me but I cant remember. If you know how just let me know I would gladly talk trains with you, just as long that you have proper grammer LOL
 
Wow. you guys are tons of help. I thought someone would say something nice about 35 troy ounces of unknown gear teeth- thrust washers? where from? I don't see any thrust washers in there! Hum, since none of this sounds promising, I suppose I'll have to pull out the webley and put this ol' critter out of its misery... argh, you guys got no faith in fergies!
 
(quoted from post at 04:06:07 06/14/11) Wow. you guys are tons of help. I thought someone would say something nice about 35 troy ounces of unknown gear teeth- thrust washers? where from? I don't see any thrust washers in there! Hum, since none of this sounds promising, I suppose I'll have to pull out the webley and put this ol' critter out of its misery... argh, you guys got no faith in fergies!
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just saw the same stuff in my 1105 massey well I tore it all apart to be continued
 
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