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Old 05-27-2011, 11:34 PM
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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.
Anytime Duke! I'll be ready, when it's my turn!
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So glad that the rear end didn't fall off, but maybe those sweet ags would have pulled it back up!!
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Old 05-28-2011, 12:02 AM
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Old 05-28-2011, 12:06 AM
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nice find, looks like a beast. cant wait to see pics of it turning dirt.
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Next is the smoker for you Duke!!
I'd be hard pressed to say no to one if the $$ was right.

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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.
Yes you have! Thanks David you know how I want to be in that jet stream with the other plow day smokers!

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Nice super! Those rear tires are sweet!
Thanks! I like them too and can't wait to load them.

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Anytime Duke! I'll be ready, when it's my turn!
The reason your going last is you might not let anyone else have a turn!

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So glad that the rear end didn't fall off, but maybe those sweet ags would have pulled it back up!!
I saw $$$ falling off the trailer for sure!

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Get a winch!!
Got the right straps now! 10,000 breaking point 3,333 normal load weight. Got four of them they should do the trick!

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nice find, looks like a beast. cant wait to see pics of it turning dirt.
Got to find me a plow now and I'll have to find some place to turn some dirt! Hmm could speed up my plans for expanding the garden!
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Old 05-28-2011, 12:58 AM
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Nice looking tractor Duke! If you plan to plow with it, I highly recommend loading the front tires too. For some reason, the cat 0 plows tend to lift the front end a little. Loading the front tires on my 982 helped a lot.

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Nice looking tractor Duke! If you plan to plow with it, I highly recommend loading the front tires too. For some reason, the cat 0 plows tend to lift the front end a little. Loading the front tires on my 982 helped a lot.

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Great info! Thanks AJ! I do plan on plowing with it a lot!
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Old 05-28-2011, 07:49 AM
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Duke and anyone else that cares.

Please if your going to haul stuff please take a min and think about how your load is on the trailer. As much iron as Ive hauled up and down the road ive seen so much stuff that was an accedent ready to happen.

Remember 99% of the time if something goes wrong, the load move forward! I try to put at least 2 straps on a tractor, one pulling forward, and one pulling back. Also be very carefull of the strap in a position that it will get cut and be cut! I use the large 1 1/2 straps from a local rigging supply house. They sow them right there out of the scrap webbing, and I get them for about 18 bucks a piece with a WORKING LOAOD RATING OF 2700 LBS They make them with all types of ends from hooks, like I have, flat hooks like I have on my semi, and E hooks like for hauling freight in a dry van.

Please think of what and how you have your loads on the trailer. If you think that the brakes, in gear, or a piece of the fron trailer wll hole your tractor in an accedet, you may be surprised.

I dont want to preach, I just want you guys around to plow with and shoot the breeze with, for a long time!

So Duke nice find I wanna see it at plow day this fall, or spring for sure! Ill tell you this if that piece on the pumo is loose, they are hard as heck to find, I know Ive been looking! Marlin has one on his web site thats NOS you may wanna get it if your is loose.
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Looks like a nice one and an easy fix to boot! I just got my second one and I love it.
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Old 05-28-2011, 08:13 AM
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Duke, maybe you need to sell the loader to get a bigger trailer that way you won't be on your way to the next plow day. I'm glad you got it and it looks great. Welcome to the "Super Club" buddy.
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