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Old 07-06-2013, 02:07 AM
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we get tires from miller tire also sometimes
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Old 07-06-2013, 09:08 AM
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Sorry fellas for getting too mushy!

I think the new V61's look awesome. It's so cool to see the 782 coming together so nicely. And, no more pumping up the old tire!
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MrsACecil could I give you my wifes Ph# and you put in the good word on the tires?
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COOL RUNNIN MAHN !!! No matter how fast that 782 is U can't out run that Glock !!!
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Thanks guys!
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Man those look sharp on your 782! I've been wanting a set for mine before winter gets here again. Those look like they will be great in the snow!

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Man those look sharp on your 782! I've been wanting a set for mine before winter gets here again. Those look like they will be great in the snow!

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Fellas, let me tell you how I do these things for Allen. I asked him to make me a wish list of the things he wants for his tractors. Be very specific (sizes, type etc.) cause he knows exactly what he wants when it comes to his tractors. Then I have several resources in order to pull the surprises off. If any of your wives want to pull off the same surprises for you, give her my e-mail address and I will help guide her with any resources needed and share my sources.

Contact Allen or PM me and I'll give my e-mail address.

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