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Oh , and I set the seat pins all the way up close fer ya !
You forgot the blocks on the pedals
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You forgot the blocks on the pedals
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And I thought you guys were my friends...lol! Actually, Jenn agrees with y'all.
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And I thought you guys were my friends...lol! Actually, Jenn agrees with y'all.
Allen, you are lucky, on my 1872 I can't move the seat BACK far enough!!

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Allen, you are lucky, on my 1872 I can't move the seat BACK far enough!!

I hear ya, CAD. Hopefully, I'll be able to reach the pedals.
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Allen, you are lucky, on my 1872 I can't move the seat BACK far enough!!

CAD, your just a bit taller than Allen LOL
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You know all joking aside, the other day when we plowed at d=Dons place my green friends got on my 1872 while I was running their 430's and the first thing that Steve said was WOW the room. And I showed him I had the seat slid all the way up. They couldnt belive the room in the tractor. Now I suffer from the same problem as Sam, but on the super it dosnt show up as much. I do like the 430 for power but it looks like it needs a nose job past the axle! Ill stick with my cubs!
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We'll be heading south at first light tomorrow . It's getting close Allen

I'll pack it all up tonight but Im keeping my daughter's booster seat . You're gonna have to find those blocks !! ( just kiddin , but this IS fun )

I'll be in touch with you tonight . Dave
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