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Old 02-27-2016, 10:26 PM
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Went and got this today, I'm very pleased for $50. I will have to add this to my list of things that need to be sandblasted and painted, this will look good on the back of the 1811 at PA plow day. The belt guard was a free bonus as the guy didn't even own a cub.
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Not a bad deal. I'm still looking for a colter for mine.
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Nice find,you can never have enough plows
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Went and got this today, I'm very pleased for $50. I will have to add this to my list of things that need to be sandblasted and painted, this will look good on the back of the 1811 at PA plow day. The belt guard was a free bonus as the guy didn't even own a cub.
Get the best shine you can on the plow blade. Otherwise you will have a terrible time plowing until the dirt shines it up.

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Old 02-27-2016, 11:05 PM
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Is that the one in Mt Pleasant?
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Is that the one in Mt Pleasant?
yea, it was about an hour each way.
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Get the best shine you can on the plow blade. Otherwise you will have a terrible time plowing until the dirt shines it up.

Nice grab
on my other plow i sand blasted it and only put 1 coat of paint on the outside of the blade, it was shined up in about 10 minutes.
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on my other plow i sand blasted it and only put 1 coat of paint on the outside of the blade, it was shined up in about 10 minutes.
The shinier it is when you start, the easier it cuts thru the dirt I use scotchbrite pads on my 4-1/2" grinder to shine up my plow.
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yea, it was about an hour each way.
I won't call him then...LOL
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I won't call him then...LOL
i would, i hate people that dont take the ad down.
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