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Old 02-07-2010, 11:55 PM
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well i finally got something done on my 169 today. its been sitting with all the tin off since october. today i pulled the motor and brought it to my dads buddy thats a small engine mechanic. hopefully its done next weekend
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Please keep us updated on your 169, ihnick.
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Warm sunny day here And the weather man said were going to get 10 inches snow in the next 24 HRS when i see it i will beleave it . I decied to put the 4 chains on the Monster Blade ( As Diz JR . Calls it ) , found out my spacers are to close together . I can only get one on each tire per side .So will have to get a new set maid wider .
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Great pic, camarokid. Love the blade!
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I'm finally the owner of a smoker. I brought this 1572 home yesterday. The sheet metal and frame was powder coated red and clear coated. The red doesn't look that good in the picture because of this crap camera phone. I've got it torn down doing fuel lines, wiring stuff etc... I'll have to get some 982D decals made for it.
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That's going to be an awesome tractor!!!
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I like that 1572! I've thought about red paint for my 1872 but have also considered doing it all in CC yellow without the white. As you can tell I'm not a purist. I'd love to have a diesel and that would be the one. All my attachments would work on it.

Camarokid those duals look mean. I'd like to have those loaded and chained with all the snow we have been getting. Calling for 10"-20" more tomorrow.
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To bad about the chains. That would have looked so cool with chains on all 4 wheels :biggrin2.gif:
I hope you do get some snow so i can see the Monster blade in action
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Nice 1572, aagitch! Good luck with it.
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Got the rears in for the 982D. Now I just have to get the rims cleaned up and mount these babies.
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