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Old 06-23-2014, 12:21 AM
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Good looking tractors guys
Hey Todd, a few hangers never hurt, Earl Scheib even get's them once and awhile
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Hooked up an old JD plow I had around to the front of the 1572. Used a spare snowblower lift I had. Works great.



While testing the plow I did manage to locate the ditch.

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Cool looking pics!
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Hope you and the cub are ok, Steve.
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Most of us find ourselves in a ditch at one time or another. Looks like there is a puller outer in the background though.
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Most of us find ourselves in a ditch at one time or another. Looks like there is a puller outer in the background though.
BTDT way to many times. Nice mod on the JD plow. One suggestion, run some push bars to the rear of the tractor so you don't bend the frame.
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BTDT way to many times. Nice mod on the JD plow. One suggestion, run some push bars to the rear of the tractor so you don't bend the frame.
I plan on doing this. I need to fab up the bracket that mounts to the frame and pick up some LH and RH rod ends this weekend. I have some DOM tubing left over from another project so I'm going to use that and the rod ends to make the bars adjustable.
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Swept some more tree bark yesterday evening with the 782.



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Wait they made an 1872 without power steering?
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