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Old 05-20-2018, 05:03 PM
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Default Implements acquired this year

So I drive a delivery route in two counties five days a week averaging 80 stops per day and around 200 miles per day, so I get to see a lot of countryside and a lot of garages barns Leantoos and junk piles. This year I’ve picked up some nice things. Here’s some pics. Cuz I know y’all like pics.
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I also picked up some spare parts along they way. More pics. Cuz ya like em
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Nice finds, you can never have enough wheel weights hehehehhehe
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No wonder it's difficult for guys like me to find this kinda stuff.
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Can someone identify the cylinder,lines,valve and linkage in my last picture? What model it may have been removed from?
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Congrats on the plows and parts.
Too bad so many people take the cutter off and lose it. I'll add that to the list of parts I'm going to make and sell.

The cylinder and valve are from a Quietline tractor.
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Can someone identify the cylinder,lines,valve and linkage in my last picture? What model it may have been removed from?
They're from a wide frame or ql.
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They're from a wide frame or ql.
Has to be from a QL..... look at it.
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