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Old 11-28-2014, 01:25 PM
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Thanks guys! I'm making a sleeve hitch for it, and I have to figure out how to make my QA 42A snow thrower work on it. Probably have to drop down to smaller tires for winter. I also used a different hyd valve, so it has a float position.
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what's not to like. looks good from my house !!!!!
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That tractor looks great in red. Might have to think about getting one of those.
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That tractor looks great in red. Might have to think about getting one of those.
What's to think about? Just gotta' find one and the funds!
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I like it better than the original colors! But then I have been know to do things like this too
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Outstanding messary! Talk about a complete transformation and a labor of love!

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