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Old 12-02-2009, 08:20 PM
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Looking good camarokid.

Yesterday I picked up a set of tire chains for my Cub and last night I put on the chains, wheel weights, and blade. Now it's ready for the snow to fly. I'm not sure I'm ready for the snow though.

The guy I got the chains from also has a couple of hydraulic cylinders that should be perfect for the blade angle as well as lift. When I get some extra cash I'll go back and get them. He thought he also had some valves. Hopefully I can get these and get my hydraulic system built.
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Old 12-02-2009, 08:56 PM
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Wow camarokidz28 you have really been fabricating a lot of parts
Steel hood looks great, So do all the other parts. Really nice looking pieces.
What size tires are you going to run on those rims?
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Old 12-02-2009, 09:04 PM
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26x12x12 super lugs . Next project will be the tear down of 2 /12 HP'S . Hope I do not have to boar them out .
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Put the front and middle weight holders on today . My 22 year old daughter helped . She found out how to break down a tire with the help of a air chisel . Then she used the tire iron's to take them off the rim's . Next time i will show her how to cut rim's in half with the skill saw and a metal blade .


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Looks great, camarokid!
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Well...I got the deck painted. Certainly not show quality, but good enough to make it last longer!

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Great job on the deck, CBH!
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Nice lookin deck CBH !
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I'm currently working on my deck and want to get it blasted and paint it. Hope mine looks 1/2 as nice as yours...Great Job!!!!
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CBH you did a very nice job. I'm currently rebuilding a 46gt deck for the winter i hope it turns out as nice as yours
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