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Looks good!! I'm ready for spring!
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Thanks CBH! It was 65 here today. The warmest day we've had in almost a month.
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Got both sides on ran out of bolts have get more to finsh up . Goes up easy weight is 75 LBS so far .
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nice project. what did you use for a cutting edge? what model tractor is it on?
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Your V plow looks great, camarokid!

Hot off the press! My wife is going to haul our old hot water heater to the scrap yard tomorrow. We loaded it tonight. Here's a first. Some night pics for y'all to see.


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nice project. what did you use for a cutting edge? what model tractor is it on?
It is on a 109 and i will be putting on were bars like on the one on the front of a snow blade .
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The VEE-MONSTER is really looking good.


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Must be nice to have 65 degrees :biggrin2.gif:
Cool nite pictures. I think thats the first time i have ever seen the lights on the 100. Looks great
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Cool nite pictures. I think thats the first time i have ever seen the lights on the 100. Looks great [/QUOTE]

I have to agree! It looks awesome with the lights going at night. It must also be awesome to have 65degrees.

Great pic.
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comaro you just gave me a great future idea for my 109 lol.
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