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Old 05-02-2012, 01:00 AM
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I couldn't bring myself to attaching anything but this behind my cubs
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Well at least the rims are yellow lol that is a fine looking trailer though
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My morals are much lower!!
I would say something but I've got a huge JD broadcast spreader that I need to repaint still. The local JD nut gives me a hard time about it until I remind him I have pics of his using the 1650 to till his garden. His wife wants the pics so she can have them framed.

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Yea, JD cart, Gravely blade, ATV wheels, no ethanol gas, probably 90WT in the transmission, 18" front tires!!

How low can that rig go!!
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Yea, JD cart, Gravely blade, ATV wheels, no ethanol gas, probably 90WT in the transmission, 18" front tires!!

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I couldn't bring myself to attaching anything but this behind my cubs
Nice cart, it'll get the job done!
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