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Old 04-01-2014, 07:44 PM
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WOW That thing looks MEAN!
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YOUR TRACTOR LOOKS VERY NICE I like airbrushing and shiny paint if only it would make em pull better.
It should, Before I did all this it pulled great,so as long as I didn't screw anything up Praying 2 the gods. Lol
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Old 05-12-2014, 02:39 AM
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She is finaly done well I just need to finish the exuast and she is ready to pull. First pull for this one is the 24th. Cant wait to see how it dose. Been building it for almost a year a lot of work in it.
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Looks nice and good luck on the first pull!
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She is finaly done well I just need to finish the exuast and she is ready to pull. First pull for this one is the 24th. Cant wait to see how it dose. Been building it for almost a year a lot of work in it.
Your puller came out great!
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It sounds bad, but I don't care if it pulls great or I win anything. I loved building it and creating it the way I wanted and saw in my head. This was a fun project, cant wait to do another. I think I will do a JD 110 or a Simplicity 2110 next, or even a older sears belt driven. want to do a RAT ROD and just pull extra parts from a bunch of different tractors. Hmmn.
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It sounds bad, but I don't care if it pulls great or I win anything. I loved building it and creating it the way I wanted and saw in my head. This was a fun project, cant wait to do another. I think I will do a JD 110 or a Simplicity 2110 next, or even a older sears belt driven. want to do a RAT ROD and just pull extra parts from a bunch of different tractors. Hmmn.
Boo hiss. Stay on the path. Looks good broseph
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Short video of its first start. She run better than I expected.

http://youtu.be/L_KvPcpv2wY
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Nice! Enjoyed the vid!
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Cool vid, your cub sounds awesome!
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