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Old 01-17-2012, 12:59 PM
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Dont forget to paint the foot rests! Looking realy good in new paint! Cant wait to see it finished
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Looking great! Can't wait to see it done, with the front blade attached!
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Very clean detailed tractor. Thanks for posting!
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Thanks for the kind words guys, cant wait to be done so i can use it!
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Looks good! How about another view of them ag's you had on it before you started?? Other than being on backwards, they looked great on the 100!!
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Looks good! How about another view of them ag's you had on it before you started?? Other than being on backwards, they looked great on the 100!!
Here she is with her big ole ags before the pretty paint. The big tires will be back soon as soon as i get the wheels painted.
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Looks like you could use a spacer to set those fat ags a little farther away from the frame. Looks good!
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Nice ags! Do they rub against your frame? One of my 100's had big tires, and they rubbed the frame.
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They dont rub but im gonna make some spacers anyway to spread them out a bit
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well done , I'll be starting on O'l red before spring..
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