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Old 04-30-2016, 12:07 AM
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Nice work Mr. Z. at least it was up front and not bee hind...
Oh yeah, when it's the "other rear" seal it's not good. Especially with all that new paint...
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Put some arm rests on. Getting around to restoring the deck. Can't decide if I should make it white or yellow
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Oh yeah, when it's the "other rear" seal it's not good. Especially with all that new paint...
Glad it wasn't too bad Todd! Don't you just hate it when you have to work on something with new paint!!

But if you didn't stop and fix it it sure would've made a mess in a hurry!
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Glad it wasn't too bad Todd! Don't you just hate it when you have to work on something with new paint!!

But if you didn't stop and fix it it sure would've made a mess in a hurry!
Yeah Jay, not what you want to do, but gotsta do.
Best to leave them original, and you'd never notice a extra scratch or two
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How do u get tractors to stick on the wall like that?
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I hate taking pics with the phone.
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plowed up my brothers horse pasture i think the 500 dollar 1812 and plow did very well
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plowed up my brothers horse pasture i think the 500 dollar 1812 and plow did very well
Looks good!! Nothing like turning dirt

If a horse pasture is anything like plowing a cow pasture your 1812 got a workout for sure.. those hoofs pack the ground like you wouldn't believe!!
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[QUOTE=jaynjeep If a horse pasture is anything like plowing a cow pasture your 1812 got a workout for sure.. [/QUOTE]

so did my backside
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1812 and you did a good job, looks good.
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