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Old 02-01-2013, 12:10 AM
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Hey Guys,
Thanks for all the comments!!! I'm trying to catch up to Oak and his army of smokers, but that'll never happen.

All kidding aside, I'm pretty excited to add it to the collection. Oak, it may be just held on by the spring. Still on the trailer and too freakin' cold to mess with it. I'll look at it closer after it warms up. It makes one wonder if they did use it to pull more air to increase cooling capacity. Looks like it's been on there quite a while.

Lew,
If you're talking about the Orange 'Bota, I did pick it up a couple months ago, so I guess I technically have four smokers of the 'Bota type, 3 three cylinders and 1 four cylinder. On the 1772, I've had it for probably three years. Found it at a Jane Doe dealership for a song (obviously the wrong color and didn't know what they had, good for me ). The 1772 has nice original paint and 500 hours on the clock. Need to clean her up and add some new decals..........
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Old 02-01-2013, 12:24 AM
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Congrats on the Smoker!
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Those wheatlands do look tough with the big shoes on the back. I could tell it was a wheatland by the lights in the grille, backset front axle and it says International on the side sheet. All I have now days is a low hour 504 gas for grading the lane and bush hog'n. I'll find a deisel cub someday.
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Josh Congrats on the super smoker!

Is it me or is it 1572 the hot new cub as of late.
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Josh Congrats on the super smoker!

Is it me or is it 1572 the hot new cub as of late.
Must be, Duke. The cub finds seem to go in spurts. 169's, 800's, CCO's...........

Thanks again for all the comments guys.

Yesmar, nothing like the whistle of a turbo in the morning, except for this morning, -7* actual temps . Hmmmm, whistle of a turbo on a cub........
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