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Old 03-18-2015, 07:33 PM
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Default New rubbers on the Super

The brown truck showed up yesterday on time with my new V61's, and again today with my Carlisle Tru Powers. Being the impatient gent that I am, I of course had them mounted up and on within an hour after getting off.

I gotta say, all you guys with your Super's and Tru Powers convinced me to do this (coughSamMaccouugh). I hope y'all are happy with yourselves!

PS Ignore the unpainted bumper, I test fitted it and haven't taken it off to paint yet. Now I have to get it washed and waxed (she's a dirty girl!) and the deck mounted up and I'll be ready to kill some grass.



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Old 03-18-2015, 07:36 PM
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Looks mean. I like it !
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Looks great! Think I, heck I know I am, envious as all get out!

Looks ready for wo.....wo.....work!
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Nice but you need 10-1/2" wide rear rims.
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Ryan, looks real good. And being you guys are all showing your rear ends ........... Here's one of mine.
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Old 03-18-2015, 08:44 PM
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Tractor Booty pics.
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Ryan, Super looks AWESOME! But the pic would be better with the sun shining, green grass and leaves on the trees!


Darryl, I am so glad you changed your avatar. I'm sure you love your dog, but I like the 125 pic better!
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Protection is always best.... For your rims
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Thanks guys! Its great to finally have a set of new rubbers so I can finally join in all the cubdeer games!

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Nice but you need 10-1/2" wide rear rims.
Nice try Sam and as nice as that would be, my next purchase is going to be a nice 3pt. Gotta put those new rubbers to work, after all!!
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Those seem to pair up really well.

Heres my countribution to the nice rear end pictures.
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