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Old 02-02-2015, 12:47 AM
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Looks great, but your sticker is on up-side-down.
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And you are gonna have to cut the corners off the end that the pins go through to get the full range of vertical movement (up & down).
That is unless Ya just want to carry the plow or whatever around for show and not get it in the ground!
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Done some painting last night the TSC psint is the slowest drying paint on the world lol its been I dont know about 17-18 hours an the lifting strsps are still tacky
Yeah I agree, I used the IH white paint from tsc to paint some wheel weights over the summer and thought it took a crazy long time to dry too. Sleeve hitch looks pretty sweet though!
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WOW! That looks great! Yeah I've heard tsc paint takes forever to dry, if you have and orscehlens nearbye get some IH 935 white.
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Looks great, but your sticker is on up-side-down.
I think the hitch is upside down in the pic lol idk it might be on wrong I put those about five in the morning an about half asleep haha
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And you are gonna have to cut the corners off the end that the pins go through to get the full range of vertical movement (up & down).
That is unless Ya just want to carry the plow or whatever around for show and not get it in the ground!
Im pretty sure I wont have to cut the corners ill find out today when I get up.. the rest of the parts are dry so im gonna put it on my 1650 ill post pics of it on the tractor

thanks for all the complements
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