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Old 04-09-2011, 10:46 AM
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Got my new ags mounted on the 682 this morning. Hard to tell from the pics but I installed regular studs and lug nuts. What a breeze putting on a set of tires now.
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Old 04-09-2011, 10:55 AM
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Your Tru Powers look awesome, Kelly!
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Thank Allan but they are Duro brand. Price was right figured I would try them out.
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I have seen those at my local Tractor Supply Store. They looked real good. They sure look good on the 682.
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Those look really good!
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Thanks for the compliments guys. Front tires need a makeover now. Looks funny with new stuff on the rear and rusty rims on the front.
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The new ags look great
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Kelly, that's a great idea to install studs on the wheels. I can see how that would make make it so much easier to put wheels/tires on. What length stud did you use and how tight did you make them?
Your 682 looks great with the new Ags.
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Kelly those look so sweet!
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Gotta love the new rubber, Nice ag's, Looks great!!
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