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Thanks guys!

Great pics and video, Diz!
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I put front hyd ports on the 782 this week. I can't wait to use the hyd angle blade with it.
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Cool deal, aagitch! Please keep us posted, on how it works.
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aagitch,
That sounds like a difficult project. How long did it take?
782 sure is clean in that picture Good lookin tractor.
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It took a few hours. The hardest part was the two holes on the front of the frame. They had metal cap/plugs on the holes. It looked like there was just a little spot weld holding them on. i couldn't get them off for nothing so I had to use a metal hole saw/drill which worked well.
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Diz, nice tractor. Thanks for the vid.

aagitch, that is a very nice looking tractor!
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Had a great day today! Went to a show this morning. Then I hauled our lawn chairs, so they could be cleaned. After six years, I finally talked my wife, into letting me pull her in the cart! She absolutely loved it!


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ACecil,

That dog looks like he wants a piece of you.:biggrin2.gif: Better get out the bones.
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Jake did better, than I thought he would..LOL. He usually doesn't like to ride.
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Great pics ACecil!

I like your wifes shirt too!

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