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Old 03-24-2016, 11:20 PM
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Looks like it is earning its keep John,will I see you on sat at the farm auction?
Sadly not i'll be working, happen to have a link if i see something worth wild i don't mind playing sick.
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Nice looking 782!! I don't see too many of the yellow 782's around here..

Enjoy it!!
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That 782 is pretty cool...always liked the early units with the yellow pedestal. Looks to be a late 1982.
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While my diesel hunt is on hold for a couple day while i wait for an answer i did a little tire swap took these alltrails into work and filled them with washer fluid as it's free then put my chain on. almost time for PA plow day in i can find a sleeve hitch in time.
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Those look good,the washer fluid will help out a lot,no 2 link chains?
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Those look good,the washer fluid will help out a lot,no 2 link chains?
No 2 link they say 4 link is better in dirt anyways due to lexx space to get clogged with mud.
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Never thought about chains for plowing in the dirt

I really like the looks of those tires
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Finally got my sleeve hitch and installed it just need some longer hardware for i can install the trailer hitch bracket.

I also picked up this Brinly plow yesterday my share was broken and i stole this plow and it's in very nice shape. The one issue i hit is my Brinly adapter it tweeked i am going to head into work early tomorrow and heat it and use the press to fix it.



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glad to see im not the only one still trying to get there tractors ready.
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