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Old 08-06-2011, 09:35 PM
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Congratulations on your new tractor, it looks great! I was over in the IH tractor section, saw a post you made, and that your signature had changed. I was use to the 782 being there and saw the addition of this tractor.....had snoop around here to see what was up. Now you have to find some cat o implements for it!
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Old 08-06-2011, 10:13 PM
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Thanks, I have been looking around a bit, I really like the cultivator at xtrememotorworks.com

First thing I need to get is the A frame with a ball mount and a sleeve hitch adapter. That way I can still use some of my stuff and pull my trailer easier.
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Old 08-06-2011, 11:01 PM
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Congrats on the new tractor Dwayne!! That thing is simply awesome!! Hopefully you can get some seat time soon. Now that I know what a 1572 is, I have the hots for one. Lucky lucky man.
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Old 08-06-2011, 11:11 PM
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Thanks Mike, I am still learning about these things too. I am here to tell you, once you're on one it has a whole different feel than the standard GT's. Bigger, smoother, and the sweet sound and smell of diesel. At least my gut and legs appreciates the extra 6 inches of room,,
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Dx3, You have scored the Cub of all Cub models in my opinion!
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I'll post some pics of the 782 tomorrow. I was so busy when I got home I didn't get to play with it. I hope to be able to get it to a few plow days this fall. I won't be able to mow with it much since I'll be gone alot doing work stuff. Dwayne I hope you'll be able to get it to a few plow days. It's a beast in the field.
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I'll post some pics of the 782 tomorrow. I was so busy when I got home I didn't get to play with it. I hope to be able to get it to a few plow days this fall. I won't be able to mow with it much since I'll be gone alot doing work stuff. Dwayne I hope you'll be able to get it to a few plow days. It's a beast in the field.
I would love to try to get to one or two. Got to find a way to get my plow attached tho. The A frames for the lift aren't too bad, price wise, for having a ball mount and a sleeve hitch adapter.
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That's a beautiful tractor, congrats D! I saw the post that it was "sold" and thought for a minute there that you didn't get it.
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The room on a Super compared to the regular GT is just NUTS I think. You could almost lean back and watch a movie on a Super if the wife would let you get it into the front room with the tv and a cold one! "I wonder, .....if I take my ramps and if I put a block of wood there on the step.... I think it might just slide in through them there patio doors......"
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The room on a Super compared to the regular GT is just NUTS I think. You could almost lean back and watch a movie on a Super if the wife would let you get it into the front room with the tv and a cold one! "I wonder, .....if I take my ramps and if I put a block of wood there on the step.... I think it might just slide in through them there patio doors......"
Mike no wonder the wife gets you as bad as she does!
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