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Old 11-19-2011, 02:37 PM
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Went and picked up the plow Adrian had with the 982D and his 782. I figured I would get a pic of it on the Smoker, then decided I would try it out for one row, then as things with Cubs usually do I just kept going and ended up turning over the garden spot for the fall. It was a bit wet, but nothing the diesel couldn't handle at a bit over half throttle. Best part is, I didn't even have to set up the plow, it was already set

I have some pics and a video listed below. Has been a very good day.











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DWayne sweet pics and awesome video!
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Thank you, that was the most fun I have had in a few days...
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Great video DWayne I need me one of them supers. I will just have to settle for my 680 "Sub-Super"
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When are we going to get some plowing pics with that 680??
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That 982D is sweet. Glad to see you use it. The dirt washes off and a little wax will make her purtty again.

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That 982D is sweet. Glad to see you use it. The dirt washes off and a little wax will make her purtty again.

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It's got so many layers of wax right now I'll need a scraper to remove it. I was able to get the tires cleaned up a bit before quitting for the day. She usually stays pretty spotless and sleeps in a sheet but I don't mind getting them dirty.
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When are we going to get some plowing pics with that 680??
Maybe some SNOW plowin.
Just picked up an IH 42' w/ frame today; $40 and tomorrow pickin up a ccc rolling rear non ported and a complete wheel horse w/k341as; $175 same guy and he has more stuff.
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That sounds good. I may try to find a 54" blade sometime for the Smoker. But may try to get a rear box blade from Xtrememotorworks.com to keep my drive worked up real good.
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Looks great with some mud on the tire's DWayne. Plow looks awsome behind the 982D
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