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Old 11-26-2011, 03:32 PM
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Well I got it! Also got the deck and two sets of weights! Pics to come soon, I noticed it has studs in the hubs, is this factory? It looks it.

Vince_o: yeah , Me and Earl are going to be out front though the old 123 never let me down
check out my post, U can jack up the rear pan real easy, and add the dreaded, 27x12x12 mud hogs, ( they make the diesel boys fearful ), I'm using a 1811 frame roller to make my super diesel smoker!!! we'll git em!!
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Old 11-28-2011, 07:55 AM
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Going to post pics tonight, I think I'm really going to have to ge a CI rear for it,the holes are stripped in the rear from being run loose and missing one of the front mounts. So the biggest question is, can I use the pump that's on it on a WF CI rearend? Or being a CCC is it different?
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Old 11-28-2011, 07:59 AM
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The reason I ask is #1 : the pump that's in it is strong and all the linkage works well, and #2 it might be a little hard to find a ported pump rear.
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Can't wait to see your pics, Ben!
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Old 11-28-2011, 01:34 PM
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The reason I ask is #1 : the pump that's in it is strong and all the linkage works well, and #2 it might be a little hard to find a ported pump rear.
I got a complete ( no pump) 782 rear U can have, should be great shape kept covered by tarp! I'm at Kannapolis,nc 28083, seven 04-933-sixty304. glade to help another diesel catcher out!!
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glad to help another diesel catcher out!!
I am not feeling the love here. LOL
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Yo need to be at plow day and see all them boys from Mayberry souround Earl, and the words Earl used to describe the noise he was hearing. Oh man was it funny! It was David Green, Monty, Joe Allen, and the x cop from Mayberry, his name escapes me now, but hes a member here.

You realy need to come this spring youll have a blast! And a day spent with Earl is priceless!
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Yo need to be at plow day and see all them boys from Mayberry souround Earl, and the words Earl used to describe the noise he was hearing. Oh man was it funny! It was David Green, Monty, Joe Allen, and the x cop from Mayberry, his name escapes me now, but hes a member here.

You realy need to come this spring youll have a blast! And a day spent with Earl is priceless!
Seeing Earl running out of gas is priceless! DWayne you need to bring the BRS and turn some dirt with us! Great guys with some guy that can't spell running the show and Earl getting a flash back to the 60's from the smoker fumes!
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Now that really does sound like a fun day. Maybe I could add some Pine scent to my fuel for Earl. LOL
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Now that really does sound like a fun day. Maybe I could add some Pine scent to my fuel for Earl. LOL
I don't think the pine smell will remind him of the 60's!
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