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Old 06-16-2014, 09:36 PM
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Very cool I like the finish on the O. I would leave it as is, neat. That hood is surprisingly straight. And congrats on the #2 cart.
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That's what I wanna do is leave it. Other then put the original thinner wheels on the rear. Whole tractor is perfectly straight
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That's what I call patina .
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Nice O!!

Does the #2 cart have a dump feature? There's one for sale in my area but it's pretty rusty.

http://elmira.craigslist.org/grd/4525494427.html
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Yea they do, and that's funny how that's my area also ha
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Yea they do, and that's funny how that's my area also ha

Nice! I say area, but to me that means within an hour or two. Perry, NY checking in here.
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Perry isn't to far.
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Nice O and #2! Glad you're leaving it as is. Looks great that way!
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