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Old 05-27-2011, 09:09 PM
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Saturn, you should have seen the 782d i saw today...343 hrs on it. Talk about beaut!!! Still too much for my wallett.

The 3pt from xtreme is awesome Have had zero problems out of it so far. I wish i would lift a bit higher but thats not really a big deal. Only issue has been while plowing all day at a plowday, I have a tendency to loose the stabilizer chains. Dont know how or why, but Im going to dig into this a bit deeper and see about making some better adjustment. Other than that, flawless for me so far. The A-frame adapter is really nice too.
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I like that 782D, David!
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Thats the same unit I was looking at, located at Lentzes auto on in Albemarle N.C.. He gave me the same story on new parts and won't budge on the price. The three point hitch I am talkin about is the cat. 0 not brinley. Buy the way the hitch I make and sell has more travel than the others on the market. I built the hitch pictured for a member in P.A.
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Old 05-29-2011, 03:01 AM
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Brim,
Small world that we are looking at the same machine. I really like those 3pts you are making. Ill be coming to see you next time I need one. I like supporting local people!!!
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