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Old 01-05-2015, 08:49 PM
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Congrats on the cart Nick.

Looks way to nice for me, I'm used to a piece of crap Agri Fab that I don't care what I do with it. One of these days I'll post a pic of the beater I have for a cart. Think about tossing 16' 2X10's out of the hay loft into it, bent the thing all to crap ask me if I care, got the job done quick. Fixed it with a sledge hammer, it still lives.
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Congrats on the cart Nick.

Looks way to nice for me, I'm used to a piece of crap Agri Fab that I don't care what I do with it. One of these days I'll post a pic of the beater I have for a cart. Think about tossing 16' 2X10's out of the hay loft into it, bent the thing all to crap ask me if I care, got the job done quick. Fixed it with a sledge hammer, it still lives.
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That's pretty neat...I'm curious if there any any figures on how many were produced?
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Nick,
The carts looks great. Must be the one you were telling me about? Congrats and nice snag!
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The carts looks great. Must be the one you were telling me about? Congrats and nice snag!
Thanks josh, yes it is the one.
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Here's a pic of the bottom.
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Inside still has the paint in. Amazing!
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Here are the rims and tires.
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The other one.
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I think the one I sold you has better tires.still nubbys on them like your chin,
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