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Ok now that extension is just AWESOME!
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Nice machines, guys!
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I think I'm done with my cab on my 129. The extension on the back is for my two boys.
Your cab came out great!
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Great job and puts more weight on rear wheels!
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Thanks for all the nice comments, now waiting for more snow
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I've got a snowblower just like that. It came off of an old Dynamark. Where did you get yours? I'm just interested.
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I've got a snowblower just like that. It came off of an old Dynamark. Where did you get yours? I'm just interested.
Not sure what mine is for got it off craigs list for 25 bucks and started welding.
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We need to see some inside shots of that cab! Nice work :-)
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Here is a pic of my moldboard plowing 782. Got it out of the garage earlier to let it run for awhile while its on its break here during winter.
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Great looking 782!
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