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Old 05-06-2011, 09:22 AM
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Allen you've seen my garage where would I put it at?
Sounds like is time for an addition to the house.
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Sounds like is time for an addition to the house.
I would love to get my detatched garge but the wife is wanting to add on to the house and wait on the garage. Why we moved from a 3600 sq foot home to 2100 sq foot home is all my wife's fault. All of my cub stuff is in the garage plus my kids stuff like 3 bikes a caboose and a rollercoaster for the kids. I really need to get a pic of my disaster er garage so you can see how bad it is.
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There ya go, Duke!
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Nahhh...I'll let you take care of it!
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Old 05-18-2011, 11:21 PM
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I would love to see this in action when you finish it and I bet all the others would too!!
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That backhoe looks awesome! I really like your paint scheme too. The cylinders look great white!
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Sorry DDickerson, I can't add anything to your questions, but like the rest, of us, very impressed with the build on the backhoe. Excellent craftsmanship. Do you have any specs on it such as reach, digging depth, breakout force, etc.? Looks like it will be very handy around the home. Good luck with it.
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well,drivadesl the reach is about 8 feet,the digging depth is about 5.5 feet,it has a 170 degree of swing and a 10 inch bucket. and for the rest of you guys here's some pics of what i done with her so far,built the tractor now building on to the garage thank god for cub cadets!!

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well,drivadesl the reach is about 8 feet,the digging depth is about 5.5 feet,it has a 170 degree of swing and a 10 inch bucket. and for the rest of you guys here's some pics of what i done with her so far,built the tractor now building on to the garage thank god for cub cadets!!

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Oh yeah! That's sweet good reach on it too! Any way we could talk you into make a video too?
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