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Old 03-19-2013, 10:48 AM
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I bought 23x10.5-12 Deestone ags. And I was looking at the decals at Maple Hunter and they are in my price range and im planning on buying a set.
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hope you like your new ags! please post a picture when you get them mounted up.
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Here are some more pictures of what I need to replace.
I would use red duct tape on the taillight and brown duct tape on the ignition switch.

I watched the "Red Green" Show last night!!

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Here are some pictures of the ag tires I put on the 1650. The last pic is how she sits now.
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I would use red duct tape on the taillight and brown duct tape on the ignition switch.

I watched the "Red Green" Show last night!!

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looks like she's almost ready to plow!
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Ags look great!
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Here are some pictures of the ag tires I put on the 1650. The last pic is how she sits now.
The ags look awesome on the 1650!
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Coming together now,
Another WI 1650 almost ready to go
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I am headed to Fleet Farm tonight to pick up some more stripper and paint, there will be more pictures soon.
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