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Old 10-10-2013, 07:09 PM
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Default Agri-Fab mod

I did some modifications to my agri fab trailer today, here are a couple pics I made the tailgate from scrap iron and thick pallet boards, the tires are from a craftsman tractor torched out the centers to fit then reinstalled the bushings with hammer persuasion.





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Great job!
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I hope to paint it white and make an ih clone
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cool beans!

when i was a kid i made my own trailer out of the frame and wheels of a homelite rider (our old rider that the 127 replaced) and and some oak boards
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Cool! I also have a homemade trailer that my brother and I made about 4 years ago, it is full of junk plastic and stuff from my demo car so as soon as it's out I can show you guys!
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