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Old 03-02-2014, 10:56 PM
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And ate extra supper. We may get up to 10" tonight. Need all the weight I can get.

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You should be good to go now, Tim!
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Thanks Allen.
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That should get through the snow, looks good
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Tim

let's hope we don't get much out of this storm. Nice weight setup. Tires and wheels look cool also. How wide are your rear wheels?
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do you have a pic of those front wheels and rims on your tractor? I would like to see them.

please fine sir
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A 3 Point setup is definitly on my short list. So many uses!
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let's hope we don't get much out of this storm. Nice weight setup. Tires and wheels look cool also. How wide are your rear wheels?
6" wheels with 7x14 tires
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