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Old 12-24-2009, 08:38 PM
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Finally got my Tri-Ribs on the 149 today. It sure does steer better in the snow.





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Nice Tri-Ribs Diz..
I may get a set for my next tractor...I want a 782 or 982 or maybe a 1650..or a 149 or...Uh oh looks like Yellow fever is setting in...
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Diz. Do you use your 169 for winter?
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Nice rib's Diz JR. Were did you get them from .
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This is my first winter with the 169. I was going to put the blade on it this year, but i have some work i want to do to it over the winter. Hopefully going to get started on it next week :biggrin2.gif:


Thanks camarokidz28. Got them from k-morrow tire co. They have a store on e-bay.
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ACecil, 100 looks good with the #2 cart It really looks good sitting on the grass.. Everything is still covered in snow around here.
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Your tri ribs look awesome, Diz!
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A week ago, I got my 124 stuck in 2' of muck, and left it. Christmas day, my boy and I broke up the ice that was now encloseing it, and with a steel pole, and blocks lifted one wheel ata time to get some field stone underneath for traction. Once out, we turned it around, then filled the area below with sticks and logs...and blasted through, then up the 45deg hill (5' high).
Had to do it in one shot.

My son drove, I stood on the tow hitch for weight. He really liked the hill climb.
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Glad to see you got it out :biggrin2.gif:
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