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Old 01-21-2012, 09:44 PM
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Coon hunter man you got some pics of that? I like working on those tractors.

Ok made some progress on Dukes old 2072. Found the frame cracked from the bottom almost to the top, so Ill be doing some repairs there. got the trannys washed up for the change over to CI, never done it before but ready to dig into it. the tractor is on the back burner for a few weeks to gather parts. Ill swap this rear and put it in the 1872 now and do the other one in the 2072 later.
Looking good, the rear in my 1811 looked like that, only I had to pull the rear cover off to pull it from the tractor, the PO put longer bolts in and had nuts and washers on the inside
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Did some tubeing with the grandson.We had fun..
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Great pic! I bet, y'all had a lot of fun!
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Almost got my 1450 running! Wont be long till i can play with box blade and control some of the errosion we have had from all the rain here lately. May even have to do duals just to get traction!
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Getting closer!
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used the 982 to bring a load of wood from the shed today
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No action shots, but I got the 3235 out and did a little clean up from the ice/snow showers on Monday, heres the results of a few minutes of play/work.


The trail leads to a old camper now used as a parts shed.
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Nice work Vince_o

cub123 Thats a monster carryall on the 982

lonnyb At least you got to push a little snow around, Had a couple of dustings here but not enough to get to use the Cubs
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Talk about a stack of wood! Now all he needs is a loader on the front!
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Nice work Vince_o

cub123 Thats a monster carryall on the 982

lonnyb At least you got to push a little snow around, Had a couple of dustings here but not enough to get to use the Cubs
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