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Old 04-09-2013, 01:13 PM
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Darrell, I want a set of V61's for my 1872 now...lol!
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You mean Jenn's 1872 Allen!
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Old 04-09-2013, 02:18 PM
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You mean Jenn's 1872 Allen!
Ooops, that's what I meant, Mike!
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Thanks a lot guys! Almost makes them look like a real tractor!!
They are "real tractors"!
By the way, they look great
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Thanks Allen! Hey why not!

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They are "real tractors"!
By the way, they look great
Sure, I suppose... not quite a IH "1086" but close!
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my first cub and im 27 ive only put 3.8 hours on her and darn shes so smooth im try to keep her that way
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my first cub and im 27 ive only put 3.8 hours on her and darn shes so smooth im try to keep her that way


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my first cub and im 27 ive only put 3.8 hours on her and darn shes so smooth im try to keep her that way


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Heres my baby, my 1810 pulling my 12 inch brinly.
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