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Before i forget. You know when we were talking about loading tires. I guess i didnt mention to leave them on the tractor and fill them, They are a pain to reinstall once they are loaded.
They look great!!!
Now you tell me....:biggrin2.gif::biggrin2.gif::biggrin2.gif:

Actually I made a tool to help install them. A 3 ft 2x4 and a 1 ft piece of 4x4..That helped ...a little.:biggrin2.gif:
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If i have to pull mine anytime soon I might have to borrow that
Glad you got it figured out
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Your tractor looks great, bignastyGS!
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Hauled my wife's mums and pumpkin to the woods. It's good to get some seat time.

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Great fall picture of the 100 and cart ACecil
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Thanks Diz!

Glad you had a nice mini vacation, Bill! Congrats, on your deer.
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bignastyGS - nice looking tractor very nice method for filling tires. What brand tires are they? They would look good on my 169.

Wild Bill - congrats on your deer!
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Lost my camera last week in the shop , found it today . Diz jr , went to buy fiberglass resin and got a shock . It was $ 50.00 a gallon , Thought I wood need about 2 gallons to make the hood . So i went to the fab shop and made one for $20.00 out of steel . Heres some pictures of what I made since i lost my camera .Painted the 104 . Wheels are 13 inches wide . Some pctures are dark .






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WOW! I'm anxious to see that thing completed!!!
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