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Old 01-31-2017, 11:34 AM
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I would get one if you are in the market for a rear blade. Three point mount rear blades are cooler.
The Grim Reaper comes for all of us, he's not going to pass you by cause you saved some money on your hobby.
Lol I have other hobbies as well that take plenty of it trust me
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If your going for the "cool" factor buy a GTO. 3pts are good and all, but dont do much more than a cc 3pt or sleeve hitch. It kills me when guys spend 600.00 on a cat 0 and sleeve hitch adapter, when all they have are sleeve hitch attachments...

Not to mention you dont gain squat for lift capacity or height... atleast without sacrificing one for the other. But whatever, do what you want, buy a "cool" cat 0. Hell, buy two...
For us newbies, what is a GTO! Picture?
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For us newbies, what is a GTO! Picture?
Google Pontiac GTO
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I can't afford the GTO so I had to get its sad little cousin. The astre
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I can say after having my custom 3pt on my 782 then installing a cub 3pt on Rescue11's 1864 I was so disappointed. I was thinking awsome you have an3pt on the 1864 until we used it. It couldn't even lift the small bucket Rescue11 built and it only weighs like 250#. I just didn't like it at all. Now that being said they do make it look sweet. JMHO
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Lol I have other hobbies as well that take plenty of it trust me
Yeah, but your wild women and late night escapades don't count.

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