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Old 12-09-2014, 07:41 AM
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A piece of steel plate, a couple pins, no three point hitch needed!!

Man, there is that unpainted fender again....
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I would fill the tires with RimGuard. I have it in my tires on my Case FEL and I am verry happy with it. RimGuard is Beet juice, it is non toxic and non corrosive and it is heavier than RV antifreeze and WW fluid by almost 3 pounds per gallon. It doesn't need tubes in the tires, it only needs a metal valve stem. I'm verry happy with it! http://www.rimguard.biz/products/
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Load the tires or eat more Pizza and drink more Beer.
I think I like this idea best...." Eat more pizza and drink more beer "

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"Work clothes" is apparantly a loose term. Kinda glad the operator isn't in this picture.
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He is!!

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