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Old 01-15-2012, 01:42 PM
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The other two came off also!!





Extra careful with the second QL!!
Thanks for the guidance Vince!!


Love them QLs'!!
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Great pics, guys!

Here's what we did to the 100 today.





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Cad I hear ya! When I worked at the Cat dealer I was good for draging them out of the woods and putting them on the forks of a Lull and washing them.
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Thanks! The cat 0 is off the 1882
looks like a good load of wood! Is your saw a Farm Boss?
No its a size bigger ms311 with 20 in bar! It was almost a farm boss but this one had the newer spring isolated handles and compression release! Its a great saw and never had any problems with but its only 2 yrs old!!
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aj,
Lovin the mud picture with the load of wood! That's the ideal set up: a Cub, trailer, and a Stihl saw, hard to beat!
Cadplans,
Nice way to unload tractors, with the high lift!
Allen,
That 100 with the restored push blade looks better each time I see it! I like the black wear plate.
I did get the snow thrower on the 147R today.
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Cad I hear ya! When I worked at the Cat dealer I was good for draging them out of the woods and putting them on the forks of a Lull and washing them.
Gee Whizzz...can you say BINFORD!!!!! That's quite the Cub Lift you have there!!!
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Thanks again, Chris! I really appreciate it!
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Thanks guys! Love the blackstrip on the blade as well! Very cool lift idea guys and man that red really looks nice everytime i see it!!
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I went out and took the tarp off to show the snow god's the plow on the front. and its on there for a reason. middle of Jan. and we are getting first of April weather.

I want to ride.....

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Thanks guys! Love the blackstrip on the blade as well! Very cool lift idea guys and man that red really looks nice everytime i see it!!
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