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Old 10-16-2016, 10:43 PM
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Default Made some new step plates
I made some diamond plate step plates for my 147, I know they can be purchased but I get greater satisfaction making them myself...plus I don't have a lot of money I got the diamond plate for free it was scraps from work. Also I was bored and painted the letters on my tires, I've seen big tractors that people have done that to and I kind of liked the way it looked. What do you guys think?
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Very Nice!!! cubcadet100
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They came out well,nice update.
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They look great! You did an awesome job!
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I agree with all the comments you have. They look great. It's so nice to use something that was headed for the scrap metal yard. Their probably much better that the ones you could have bought?
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Very nice. I think the white lettering adds a nice touch to the tires.
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