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I have been wanting to make some foot pads from diamond plate. I was at a local mom and pop hardware store the other day and found a half sheet of 1/4" aluminum diamond sitting on the floor kinda in the corner. Looked at the price and it said $29.98, I grabbed it and headed to the counter and asked the owner if the price was correct. She said yep it's been back there for a very long time so that's the price. I bought it. Here's the first one, still have to clean up the edges a bit but looks pretty good so far. What do you think Duke? I'm going to make enough for all my 82 series tractors.
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Dang Juniors!! Thats a good deal on the diamondplate. And those footrests look HOT! Nice work!
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Your footrests look awesome, Eric!
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Dang Juniors!! Thats a good deal on the diamondplate. And those footrests look HOT! Nice work!
William, You got that right, I couldn't pass it up. If thet would have had 10 sheets I would have bought them all! They look even better on the red!!!

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I agree, Eric. They do look better on the red!
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Diamond plates look great Eric!!
Drop a couple pair off for me!!
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What a great cub day. Went to go pick one up and stumbled onto a small gold mine on the way back. Pics and info to come!!!
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I have been wanting to make some foot pads from diamond plate. I was at a local mom and pop hardware store the other day and found a half sheet of 1/4" aluminum diamond sitting on the floor kinda in the corner. Looked at the price and it said $29.98, I grabbed it and headed to the counter and asked the owner if the price was correct. She said yep it's been back there for a very long time so that's the price. I bought it. Here's the first one, still have to clean up the edges a bit but looks pretty good so far. What do you think Duke? I'm going to make enough for all my 82 series tractors.
I love the look of the diamond plate. I made footrests on of that on all of my cubs, i got sheet of it from my friend for free.
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