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Old 05-27-2011, 10:27 PM
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Yes Duke, that looks like a great tractor. I'm sure you will have it looking and working even better in no time at all. But do keep the shiny side up and get some better straps to keep it that way.
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Congrats on the super Duke!!!
Nice looking 2072! You will have it back in shape in no time!
I like the rear tires!!
Thanks Mike! I can't wait to drive it! Got to head over to parts lookup and start getting my part numbers. Then the ordering begins! don't tell the wife.
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Old 05-27-2011, 10:33 PM
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Sure looks nice Duke!
Thanks Jenn! I expect you to put it in the furrow at the next plow day! And thats no joke!

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Yes Duke, that looks like a great tractor. I'm sure you will have it looking and working even better in no time at all. But do keep the shiny side up and get some better straps to keep it that way.
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Thanks! Keeping the shinny side up wasn't easy today! I'm looking forward to getting some seat time on it! Speaking of the seat I need to get a new cushion for the seat pan theres a off topic padding on there now. I think I'm going to like the high back rest.
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Old 05-27-2011, 10:34 PM
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Big +1 on liking those rear meats! Looks like it should be an easy fix and back in business.

Looks like you almost lost the thing before you got it home though, I'll bet you are counting your blessings it did not fully come off the trailer.
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Old 05-27-2011, 10:40 PM
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Big +1 on liking those rear meats! Looks like it should be an easy fix and back in business.

Looks like you almost lost the thing before you got it home though, I'll bet you are counting your blessings it did not fully come off the trailer.
Thanks! I love the rear AG's as well and want to get some sweet V61's for the front. Those really give it a aggressive look. And lots of people swear by them. The only thing that stopped it from coming off the trailer is the deck! The front strap slowed it down but the deck saved the day! I'm still a bit excited about the whole deal! The good and the scary!
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Awesome SGT, Duke! You truly deserve it, my friend!
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Next is the smoker for you Duke!!
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Awesome SGT, Duke! You truly deserve it, my friend!
Thanks Allen! Thanks for all your info today! Wel for all the other days too! After Evan, Jenn and myself plow with I'll let you give it s turn.
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Next is the smoker for you Duke!!
I tried to hook him up today with one. I tried also on Tuesday. Lately around here, they have been way too much... but soon, Duke will have a smoker.
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