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Old 01-17-2014, 01:17 PM
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Very nice,one question though.HOW MUCH,HOW MUCH,HOW MUCH?????????????
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REAL Nice job Sam! I wouldn't leave it idling too close to the road for too long.
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Very nice,one question though.HOW MUCH,HOW MUCH,HOW MUCH?????????????
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Old 01-17-2014, 04:31 PM
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Excellent work, looks awesome! I can't wait to see the wide rims and tires on it.
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Excellent work, looks awesome! I can't wait to see the wide rims and tires on it.
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It will look like this one except for the fender flares. Same wheel tire package.
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Had the 2 Big Dogs out today. I had to put the wimpy tires on the 1782 until the new stuff shows up just to get the tractor off the lift not much else to do on it. Fired up the 2182 and took a couple pics of the 2 of them side by side. Think you can see why the rear wheels and tires gotta go on the 1782.
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Those are some sharp supers, Sam!
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Man the wider rims make a difference!! May have to put wider rims on mine! Hate how the ags "bulge" on the 10.50 wide rims. I really want to go to the Firestone 23° that are offered. But, they are EXPENSIVE compared to the tru-powers. We ran 23° on all our farm tractors, HANDS DOWN the best tire!
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