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Old 07-25-2014, 11:55 PM
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i thought that looked like a "PARTS" tractor as in parts from 10 other tractors.
You missed it man. He built that before you joined.

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Old 07-26-2014, 12:11 AM
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You missed it man. He built that before you joined.

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reminds me of the johnny cash song "one piece at a time" and with a little bit of help from an adapter kit
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Somebody send Sam some yellow paint.
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my 73 hydraulic set up
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I'm pretty proud of the hydraulic lift that I adapted to my 128.
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My homemade cat 0 on my 1450.

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Thats a sad looking tractor Sam, you need to shoot that thing and put it out of its misery
Beauty is in the eye of the beer holder. It's ugly but it works sweet and beats running a weed whacker.
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Feel free to send me yellow paint. I did all the black with 1 can of Rustolium, cost me about $5.00 Yellow is nice but it doesn't cover worth a crap. Any wonder why JD's are Green?
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Adding hydraulics to my 100 is the best mod I've done. It allows me to have power angle on my front blade as well as hydraulic dump on my trailer.





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Nice setup Adam, the arm strong stuff is highly overrated.
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