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Old 01-14-2012, 07:04 PM
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That's bad #&% DWayne. Sort of remindes me of this King Kutter, except yours is built like a tank.
I looked at those last night. Pretty nice set up.

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Yea right!
I wonder how many you could pull with dual rears?
Loaded duals would be nice.
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The disc looks awesome behind BRS, DWayne!
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I'll definitely have some video with it this spring for you guys.
Awesome pics DWayne! Are you really going to make us wait that long for the video? How cruel of you!
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Thanks for the pics DWayne. The guy who built that did a nice job. I wonder what's up with all of the fittings on the end of the hoses unless the PO ran the hoses to the front ports of his tractor.
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Thanks for the pics DWayne. The guy who built that did a nice job. I wonder what's up with all of the fittings on the end of the hoses unless the PO ran the hoses to the front ports of his tractor.
His ports were located under the front of the left foot pad and they faced forward so he rigged up the fittings so he was able to connect them. He used 3/8" connections, so I have to get all that changed, and shorten up the hoses some. I'll have connections at the rear once I order the kit from xtreme.
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Just got my Front to Rear lines ordered for the BRS. Hope to get them installed within the next week or so. Also picking up some International Red paint and do some work on the disc after that too.

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Sweet set up cant wait for the video!!!!
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Sweet set up cant wait for the video!!!!
I can't wait to make it.
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Ok DWayne, I need to know, what does BRS stand for?
I hope it's not something obvious
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Ok DWayne, I need to know, what does BRS stand for?
I hope it's not something obvious
I like calling my Diesel the "Big Red Smoker", BRS for short, I'm lazy, LOL.
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