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Old 04-26-2012, 09:42 PM
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Heres some pics of my next project i started. It was my main worker until i aquired the 1200 and took the 12 out of the 100 and put it in that, but i have a 1000 that the motor is going to go in this. It'l be my 2nd plow tractor so my dad has something to run if he comes with. Geting a special axle up front, and some different fenders and maybe rops. Also included is some pics of the forklift i made for my 3pt in action. Going to get a hydraulic top link. More pics to come!
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Old 04-26-2012, 10:50 PM
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Great pics! Looking forward to your progress on the 100.
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Great pics! Looking forward to your progress on the 100.
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and that back fork is slick
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and that back fork is slick
X3 and I love the back forks too!
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Old 04-27-2012, 06:40 AM
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I agree, nice work jlampe94
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Old 04-27-2012, 09:02 AM
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Sweet pics and I like the forks too!!! Whats the limits of the rear lift before ya start breaking things ya think?
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Lookn forward to the 100 resto, but Ive got to see more pics of the fork tractor too.
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Wow, love the forks as well! I second, third, fourth, and fifth the request for more pics of the forks.

Look forward to the progress on the 100. I have enjoyed following the 1200 build.
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Another interesting post....great pictures!
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Thanks guys, and ill get some more pics of the forks (have a sprayer strapped to them right now) Theyve found there uses very quick. Ill have more on the 100 later thinking on painting it red since i have a bunch of it already from my W-4, not sure yet tho.

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Sweet pics and I like the forks too!!! Whats the limits of the rear lift before ya start breaking things ya think?
So far i havnt bent or broken anything on it, pry had 300lbs+ on it, picks the front end off the ground before anything happens. Ive tried to break something (jumping up and down standing on a corner of it) but it seems good
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