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Old 02-05-2012, 11:55 PM
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Good looking ags on the O, mharrison!
It looks wicked with those huge ags on it!
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Old 02-06-2012, 07:32 AM
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That O looks like Matts out of Tx, remember his with the 26's on it.
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Old 02-06-2012, 01:25 PM
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I remember, Matt! He hasn't been around in a long time.
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Default Pullin istead of pushin.

Since the temps have been in the 40's or 50's most of the winter, I moved the wife's xmas decorations to the shed on sunday. Still haven't got to plow snow this winter yet.
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Great pic! Thanks for sharing.
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Great pic! Thanks for sharing.
I enjoyed it too! Thanks!
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Old 02-06-2012, 06:03 PM
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well, todAY i worked at getting the steering column out of the 126. trying to get the stinkin steering wheel off 1st, tomorrow will try the puller I read about. A 5/8 bolt and nut.
Also put a set of 16 x 12 ag tires of the old Sears on her(wheels from Sears bolted right on) and working up a mount from a sears to accept a 3ph I found. I also picked up a like new front blade/frame and got estimate on powder coating($185). looks like I am gonna get out the power wire brush and some rattle cans ! He must a screwed up when he said hed blast & paint the tractor for $250 ! I also went a paid for the 122.
I gotta figure how to post pghotos someday.
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Looking forward to your pics!
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I got the wiring nightmare figured out on my 128 and got that running. I also got the jujunkyard29 running but it needs some hydraulic fluid. And today in school I made a straight pipe stack for one of my cubs. Its gunna end up on the 108 but tried it out on the 149 today. She barks pretty good. I just gotta blend the welds and paint it and get a clamp and its good too go. All in all a good cub day
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Sounds like a great cub day, Nick!
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