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Great looking tires.
So if I tell the wife I need Tru Powers tires for a pumpkin patch, should be good?
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Great looking tires.
So if I tell the wife I need Tru Powers tires for a pumpkin patch, should be good?
I suppose that depends on how many pumkins the wife wants! In my case it's 3 in the fence line, couple more on the porch, couple for her to carve, couple for our son to carve, and probably a few for friends just in case their pumpkins don't do well.

Thanks for the compliments, the ags were an easy choice to make after reading everyone elses experience with them.

I know I am slacking compared to some but turn back the clock a year and I didn't own a single cub, current tally is at 3... although I have seen a deal on another 149 recently
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Nice 149 and the Carlisle Tru Powers ROCK! Cant wait to get mine on the 72!
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How about brothers born a year apart 81 682 and 82 680 they look great next to each other

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I like that seat on the 682. Mind if I ask where you got it?
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How about brothers born a year apart 81 682 and 82 680 they look great next to each other

Your cubs look great!
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Nice looking pair of cubs!
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Nice looking tires on the 149 bullockcm

Great picture of the brothers jeepchicken5000
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My 1450 dual stick is a little under the weather at the moment but is recovering as I post this.

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