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Old 07-08-2010, 09:49 PM
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I've never heard of it either. But man that looks cool!!!
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Finished the wheel weights. I'll have a pic of the finished product tomorrow.
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Probably fleet farm, menards, oreileys, napa anywhere that sell car stuff
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Well the ole 72 came to the rescue once again, needed help removeing the blades on the 582-special yesterday.


This loader has to be the handiest pice of equipment I have around the place.
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well the ole 72 came to the rescue once again, needed help removeing the blades on the 582-special yesterday.


this loader has to be the handiest pice of equipment i have around the place.
very nice!!!!!!
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Thanks for the info ihnick



lonnyb Great picture of the 72 and loader.
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Cool pic, Lonny! I enjoy the pics of the 72 and loader.
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I got the hood, grill, and seat bracket painted today. That's finally the last pieces to be painted. I'm hoping to have it back together this weekend.
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Well the ole 72 came to the rescue once again, needed help removeing the blades on the 582-special yesterday.


This loader has to be the handiest pice of equipment I have around the place.
That looks so dangerous please tell me you used some stands as back-up and not just trust your life on the loader.
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As i have a lot of cubs I needed a way to move some of them when I am with out help . So i came up with this for my narrow frames . Workes good as long as you do not hit a big hole . Will make one for wide frames too later on .

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