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My new plow day tractor!
Thanks to Oak aka Todd for this find! Thanks Buddy!
I got home from taking my son to school this morning and had a CL email from Todd for this 2072! It threw the drive shaft and tore the rag joint and bent the lift rod for the deck. The drive shaft put a dent in the transmisson filter but the guy gave me a new one!:beer2: It has the 60" deck with new belts and gator blades! I got the cat 0 lift with it as well! I'll get pics of that later once I get it reinstalled on the tractor. He had the cat 0 listed for extra and I couldn't pass it up.:biggrin2: I hope to start getting parts in the morning before I start my other cub project.:biggrin2: The rear tires are Namdam never heard of them before but going to load them and use them.:biggrin2: I think a safety switch is bad so got to trouble shoot that. He said it smoked at start up and it fired right up with no smoke! It has 1633 hours on it. Now on to the pics of my super GT!:beer2: |
I learned a big lesson today! Have straps that can handle your load! I'll let the picture speak for it's self! I about had a heart attack!
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OK I see a theme of SGT's and Haban sickle mowers being bought up left and right. Did I miss a memo??? :angry:
LOL congrats on a heck of a purchase Duke. It sure would look good RED! :biggrin2: |
Congrats, Duke!
That super is in pretty good condition! |
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I was talking to Vince O earlier today and told him it seems to be the season for the supers. Not to mention the 782d's for me. Ive come across 5 in the last month!! Cant afford any of them:bash2::bash2: BTW, awesome super Duke. You got lucky on I was on the diesel hunt today, or Todds email would have been too late. CONGRATS
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Congrats Bud! Looks great, glad you made the save! As always good to talk to ya, and what a story, reading it doesn't do it justice. Way better first hand. :beerchug:
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Congrats on the super Duke!!!
Nice looking 2072! You will have it back in shape in no time! I like the rear tires!! |
Sure looks nice Duke!
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Yes Duke, that looks like a great tractor. I'm sure you will have it looking and working even better in no time at all. But do keep the shiny side up and get some better straps to keep it that way. :GoodLuck:
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Big +1 on liking those rear meats! Looks like it should be an easy fix and back in business.
Looks like you almost lost the thing before you got it home though, I'll bet you are counting your blessings it did not fully come off the trailer. :beerchug: |
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Awesome SGT, Duke! You truly deserve it, my friend! :High5:
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Next is the smoker for you Duke!!
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Nice super! Those rear tires are sweet!
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So glad that the rear end didn't fall off, but maybe those sweet ags would have pulled it back up!!
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Get a winch!!:biggrin2::biggrin2:
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nice find, looks like a beast. cant wait to see pics of it turning dirt.
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Nice looking tractor Duke! If you plan to plow with it, I highly recommend loading the front tires too. For some reason, the cat 0 plows tend to lift the front end a little. Loading the front tires on my 982 helped a lot.
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Duke and anyone else that cares.
Please if your going to haul stuff please take a min and think about how your load is on the trailer. As much iron as Ive hauled up and down the road ive seen so much stuff that was an accedent ready to happen. Remember 99% of the time if something goes wrong, the load move forward! I try to put at least 2 straps on a tractor, one pulling forward, and one pulling back. Also be very carefull of the strap in a position that it will get cut and be cut! I use the large 1 1/2 straps from a local rigging supply house. They sow them right there out of the scrap webbing, and I get them for about 18 bucks a piece with a WORKING LOAOD RATING OF 2700 LBS They make them with all types of ends from hooks, like I have, flat hooks like I have on my semi, and E hooks like for hauling freight in a dry van. Please think of what and how you have your loads on the trailer. If you think that the brakes, in gear, or a piece of the fron trailer wll hole your tractor in an accedet, you may be surprised. I dont want to preach, I just want you guys around to plow with and shoot the breeze with, for a long time! :biggrin2: So Duke nice find I wanna see it at plow day this fall, or spring for sure! Ill tell you this if that piece on the pumo is loose, they are hard as heck to find, I know Ive been looking! Marlin has one on his web site thats NOS you may wanna get it if your is loose. |
Looks like a nice one and an easy fix to boot! I just got my second one and I love it.
Good Luck on The Fix, Bob |
Duke, maybe you need to sell the loader to get a bigger trailer :biggrin2: that way you won't be:NailBite: on your way to the next plow day. I'm glad you got it and it looks great. Welcome to the "Super Club" buddy.
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New straps ratings Got the right straps now! 10,000 breaking point 3,333 normal load weight. I don't want ever want that to happen again! Looking forward to many more plow days with my plow day friends! |
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I want to be in your club super smoker club!:beer2: |
Looks sweet duke!! im still on the NFs,just picked up a 126 with alike new engine,rebuilt clutch, hydro lift,3point,thrower,blade,and some sears impliments for $500!!!! hope to post some pics,but it might be a month or so.
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Duke,
Nice find on the super!! Welcome to the super club! :beer2: Glad she made it home alright. Pretty scary to look in the rear view mirror and see that. Can't wait to see your pics with it back together with a plow mounted. The ags look tough and mean. Sweet!!!! I agree with Vince on the straps. I've learned the hard way that sheet metal likes to chew through em. :bash2: Keep your eyes peeled for the smoker. :GoodLuck: |
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Here's the tag info!
Model# 148730100 Serial# 775343 MFG Date C3680 |
Keep your eyes peeled for the smoker ????????????????????
Is Duke having a cookout this weekend LMAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You know I meant no harm in what I posted, just a public service anoucment. You should have seen the way the guys showed up the other day with a big Alice. They had 2 hand held come alongs on it. 1 pulling back and one pulling forward. That thing way rolling around on the trailer like an egg at the waffle house on a Sat morning! All the while they had chains and binders in the bed of the truck! Oh how they walk amoung us! :biggrin2: |
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She's a 1988 model Duke.
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