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Old 02-13-2014, 07:44 PM
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Tim, nice video you have there.

And yes that 551 will blow the best of all we own, thanks.
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Awesome vid of the 782 in action!
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hooked up a wide-band oxygen sensor to the Original puller to check the A/F ratio. Kinda geeky, but I had it here.

Dare I say that this is probably the first "O" to use an O2 sensor?



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Very cool. On my list for someday. Do the rules allow a egt? If you run both for a while it is easy to get a feel for Afr on the egt. Then it can cover daily tune.
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Default 147R sees its shadow:)
Had to move some items to another storage location so the 147R got some action. This thing will do awesome burn outs and donuts on the ice! The fresh 14 hp sounds really nice and the straight pipe barks real sweet!
Yea most folks put the blade and snow thrower on the tractor. I just pull them around for show.











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Nice pics of the 147R Chris!
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Great pics, guys!
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Felt great to get the cubs out today! Also picked up some limbs from last weeks snow and ice.



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Snow is all gone there Allen!
Looking good! Wish I could see the grass here!
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Thanks Mike! It was 65 here today.
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