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Old 08-01-2012, 10:09 PM
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Thanks for the pics and update!
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Old 08-02-2012, 07:14 AM
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Iv'e decided to sell this 2072 once it's done and use the money to fix the 2182 up the way I want it, with a cat0, ags and front hydro control with a power angle blade. The gas Kubota motor in that 2182 runs so smooth and has so much power, I have to keep it.

I'm going to be off work for awhile so I have the time.
I herniated a disk in my neck so it'll be slow going but I'll go nuts doing nothing.
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Iv'e decided to sell this 2072 once it's done and use the money to fix the 2182 up the way I want it, with a cat0, ags and front hydro control with a power angle blade. The gas Kubota motor in that 2182 runs so smooth and has so much power, I have to keep it.

I'm going to be off work for awhile so I have the time.
I herniated a disk in my neck so it'll be slow going but I'll go nuts doing nothing.
OUCH! Get feeling better soon!
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OUCH! Get feeling better soon!
I agree. Hope you get better soon!
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Plan B. Someone made me a really good offer on my 2182 and I took it. I got most of what I was asking for it and he threw in a 2072 in need of work.
I was happy to get it cause the motor is complete and has good compression. I tore the motor down tonight and it looks like I'll have to try to clean up the threads on the flywheel or use a dif one. I had already gotten new cases, rods, pistons, camshaft and a #2 cylinder for the one I had. On top of the complete m20s I bought. So now I have plenty of parts to choose from for now and in the future.

I guess the 2072 is Going to get setup with the 3-point and ags now.

Here's a couple pics of the new pickup at the PO's place.
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Congrats! Good to have alt plans!
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