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Old 09-13-2016, 09:27 PM
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Allen that 121 would look really cool with duals.
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Thanks Bruce! It sure would! I'm getting another 100, that will have duals. Going to build another Dually.
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Thanks Bruce! It sure would! I'm getting another 100, that will have duals. Going to build another Dually.
Duals always look awesome. I am parting out a 100...let me know if you need anything.
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Duals always look awesome. I am parting out a 100...let me know if you need anything.
I'll have to send you a PM.
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Installed an Xtreme clutch this morning after work. Haven't tested it yet but seems to be of very good quality.
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Looks good, Adrian! Hope the 1872 is treating you well.
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Looks good, Adrian! Hope the 1872 is treating you well.
Thanks, I'm really enjoying it. I'll have my mower deck that I acquired ready sometime next week. A little late in the season but I've been lazy. I'll be using it to mow my wife's grandma's lawn.
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Okay Adrian, what's up with that Mag muffler? I'm seeing some stainless steel there. Clutch looks very nice too.
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Used the ripper and disc to till the back yard to get it ready to sow grass seed. Tomorrow, I'll hook up the broadcast spreader to spread fertilizer and grass seed.

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Okay Adrian, what's up with that Mag muffler? I'm seeing some stainless steel there. Clutch looks very nice too.
The old muffler was in bad shape so I ordered a new one at the cub dealer and that's what MTD/cub sent. It's nice looking I must say
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