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And what's even more strange is my book has the same picture of the 86 that Dwayne posted but claims it's a prototype because the 86 was laid over the decal stripe as a seperate piece. Look at it closely and you can see it was
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They are just like the "PF Flyers" with the built in action wedge, they make you run faster and jump higher!
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Decals are ineffective at sub-sonic speeds. It's true, you can look it up.
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Never seen them before. The 86 must have electric lift, I guess.
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I'm not very familiar with that model but Isn't that the lift Handel on the wrong side of the tractor, looks like a lefty lift. Lol
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PTO engagement lever.
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just for you Mark, had some 1-Shot enamel out, so here.
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LMAO. Sometimes you guys are just too good to me.
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