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Old 03-04-2014, 08:45 PM
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still waiting on my body parts I would have painted the tractor myself but just don't have the time also I had a few other tractors powder coated and they come out great and the guy that does it for me gives me a good deal he does everything sand blast powder coat and clear coat cheaper than what I pay for a good paint and material ... I will post pics when I get them back before I put it back together
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I don't need glasses to read that... Its going to look awesome.
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I made a few mods to my hitch it works great!!!
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Glad it's working for you!
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Looking good!
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Nice job on the lift. Now comes the expensive part, hunting down and buying attachments. It's a disease that has no cure!
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yep I have quit a few atachments already but always looking
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