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Old 05-22-2011, 10:37 PM
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nice one mike, man i think i might have to come down and try that out. witch one are you going to put it on.
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You got it...It looks good. I can't wait to see it at work.
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Im in the club if you count not seeing it run! I drool every time I look at it!! If you're not careful, you bleed! Watch how you caress it... did I say that out loud? Jeez Im wierd.
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NICE!! now I need one! Or I can just use yours !
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Should have kept Gary's !! LOL Mine was safe.. incomplete, safe...
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You got that right!!!!




That's a tough question for him, could take a month or so to figure that one out. There's so many to chose from!!
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Im in the club if you count not seeing it run! I drool every time I look at it!! If you're not careful, you bleed! Watch how you caress it... did I say that out loud? Jeez Im wierd.
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Looks great Mike!
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Thanks alot guys!

You are always welcome Eric!!!

I'm thinkin maybe put it on a 147?

What do you guys think would be better? A hydro or a gear drive??
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with a gear drive you don't have to worry about constantly adjusting your speed.... like I said in my post, I green horned it a lot getting used to adjusting the speed by hand. If you've got a good field and no worries then probably a gear drive, set it and forget it.
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Good points Gary!
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Gear drive with a creeper!!!!
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You are making me more work Eric!!
I still need to get the creeper in the 582 and the 73 yet!
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Well put the creeper in the 73 and hang the Haban on it!! It would look really good on the 73 !
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