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Old 05-14-2014, 06:31 AM
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Put my deck decals on today. Deck came out great. Cant wait to see it on the 782.
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Looks awesome!
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Jam up ! bet your going to enjoy that ! We are waiting on a completion pic



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Yea well me to. Lol still have all the hydraulics we are adding a JD H3 spool valve, separate cylinder for the rear, and a 12volt solenoid so I can switch between the front and use an angle on my blade + be able to use all my hydraulics independently. Adding power steering and a super steer front axle. 2 extra ports on the rear just in case I need them later lol.
Also want to add a 982 type exuast. Should be a mean machine.
If anyone has any suggestions please feel free to let me hear them.
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Excellent job on the deck!
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Rearend and frame are matched up and wheeles are on temporarily till I paint them. I painted the frame with black rino liner. I know its supposed to be red but I wanted it to be easy to clean and last.
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