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Old 01-20-2015, 07:40 PM
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this is a very cool build!!! good job...where did you get these cylinders, if i may ask, and how much?? and are they all the same, bore/stroke??
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Deck lift cylinder is off a 129, the power steering cylinder is from a 1782 and the 5 port power steering valve is from some green tractor. Picked the steering valve rear lift cylinder and 2 spool valve for $50.
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Set the 16 in tonight.image.jpg
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Very nice, vary nice!!
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Beautiful job, Tim!
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Oh this is going to be a simply stunning machine!
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Worked on the electrical part today, making my own harness. I'm using LED headlights.

Need a pto at a Lew price!
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I think we need to ban you from this site, your making the rest of us look bad. Just kidding buddy.
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I think we need to ban you from this site, your making the rest of us look bad. Just kidding buddy.
Don't ban me! But you can turn my picture upright. That is why you are making the big bucks and J-Mech works for tips.
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Tim great work.did you say that you rattle canned the paint?
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