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Diz.....you've got way to much extra room in that garage! That ain't normal!
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Diz.....you've got way to much extra room in that garage! That ain't normal!
Yeah, really...I can see the floor...lol

I'm reluctant to post a picture of the organized chaos we call a garage here...
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Old 12-28-2009, 09:43 PM
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Old 12-28-2009, 10:27 PM
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thats what my 169 should look like. the motor needs to be over hauled on mine
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Old 12-28-2009, 10:46 PM
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hey diz great looking garage and the lift is just awsome! but what is up with the coffee cup on the work bench?just couldn't resist.
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Ain't nothing like some good ole seat time, is there, Bill?
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I figured out that a 33" belt is too short for the thrower on my 782...I guess we'll try a 34"...
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Sweet spreader...where you find the plastic hopper....its a good size!
I recycled a Scotts pull behind fertilizer spreader and used the hopper, spreader wheel, and part of the frame.
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hey diz great looking garage and the lift is just awsome! but what is up with the coffee cup on the work bench?just couldn't resist.
Sorry john k,
That cup is for the other side of the garage :biggrin2.gif:
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I got a new cover for my seat. The old one was ugly and worn out. In the spring I plan on having the seat pan recovered. It's the style of pan that has the edge that crimps over the material.

I also added an ammeter to make sure my generator can keep up with the lights and salt spreader running. The switch on the right is for the spreader.
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