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Old 02-13-2013, 10:01 AM
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Sorry. i'm a newbie and haven't got the picture posting down yet. Kent
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Welcome to OCC! Nice red super smoker!
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Old 02-13-2013, 02:19 PM
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I am partial to this red one.
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Yellar and white CC painted red and white? looks weird....
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I am partial to this red one.
That's a good looking tractor!
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That's a good looking tractor!
What Mike said!
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Sweet 1772. Like the looks of the red. Did a double take at first thinkin' it was a 782D.

Lookie Allen. When you're riding one of Todd's smokers at the plowday, just drive it onto your trailer, strap it down, and he'll never know........
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Sweet 1772. Like the looks of the red. Did a double take at first thinkin' it was a 782D.

Lookie Allen. When you're riding one of Todd's smokers at the plowday, just drive it onto your trailer, strap it down, and he'll never know........
LOL Josh, Todd wouldn't fall for that!
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Sweet 1772. Like the looks of the red. Did a double take at first thinkin' it was a 782D.

Lookie Allen. When you're riding one of Todd's smokers at the plowday, just drive it onto your trailer, strap it down, and he'll never know........
His OCC handle fits him well. Todd is the good looking guy in the blue shirt. The other guy is me.
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