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Old 03-25-2013, 09:45 AM
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You guys with Cat 0's make me jealous. That is a nice looking attachment. Can't wait to see what more you get and do with it.
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Old 03-25-2013, 09:51 AM
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You guys with Cat 0's make me jealous. That is a nice looking attachment. Can't wait to see what more you get and do with it.
I'll stick to my Cat 1
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Old 03-25-2013, 09:56 AM
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Looks good Duke!! I've built quite a few of those type of hitches Cat. 1-3 for people. Made for reciever hitch, gooseneck hitch or make a hook to skid logs.
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You guys with Cat 0's make me jealous. That is a nice looking attachment. Can't wait to see what more you get and do with it.
Thanks! One of my toys came from your place and you need to get some cat ) gear again.

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I'll stick to my Cat 1
Just shows your more orange then yellow.

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Looks good Duke!! I've built quite a few of those type of hitches Cat. 1-3 for people. Made for reciever hitch, gooseneck hitch or make a hook to skid logs.
Thanks Martin! Mike needs one or 50 for his cat 0 cubs.
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I'll stick to my Cat 1
It's all good:
Blue=cat 1
orange=cat 0
yellow & white=sleeve
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Old 03-25-2013, 05:16 PM
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Just shows your more orange then yellow.
I am NOT, 1 Orange, 1 sort of Green and 4 Yellow & White! Don't go starting rumors
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Old 03-27-2013, 12:58 PM
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Old 03-27-2013, 01:40 PM
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Duke, your going to have to build a cub den like Sam has in your back yard if your going to start collecting cat. 0 goodies, they take up a lot of room.
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Old 03-29-2013, 11:23 AM
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Duke, your going to have to build a cub den like Sam has in your back yard if your going to start collecting cat. 0 goodies, they take up a lot of room.
I can only wish I could be like Sam.

I'm hoping theres going to be some more cat 0 goodies in my future. Waiting on a phone call now. Don't tell anyone.
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I can only wish I could be like Sam.

I'm hoping theres going to be some more cat 0 goodies in my future. Waiting on a phone call now. Don't tell anyone.
You are close enough, you can rent some of Sam Mac's extra space.

After a while, Sam Mac will need an addition soon if you do that, he LOVES to build!!



We know Duke loves Trailer Time!!
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