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Old 01-12-2013, 09:26 AM
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As of right now I don't have anything but a deck which is ok condition but has some rot on the trim plate which will get fixed sooner or later . Looks like its between the deck or plow which I might start looking for a 8 inch pretty soon unfortunatpy originals are rare around here and their attachments are even harder to find
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if you are going to go out looking for an attachment, I'd try to find something rare. There was an O at the state fair with a sweepster broom. Really neat looking and it definitely had the most buzz around it.
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Finding something like a sweepster would be awesome but I'm more into trying to make use of that rear lift simply because it has it
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My choice would be a Danco RD-300 loader with Danco weight box.
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Old 01-12-2013, 02:21 PM
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How about an Ice Cream maker like this.

http://www.thekitchn.com/look-oldfas...cream-ma-60308

Vince O would hang around till you ran out of gas. LOL
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Need a gear reduction unit and some different paint for those pulleys!
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I'd go with a Brinly plow.
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brinly plow or the wood chipper would be very nice to see on there.
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How about an Ice Cream maker like this.

http://www.thekitchn.com/look-oldfas...cream-ma-60308

Vince O would hang around till you ran out of gas. LOL
My cousin has one attached to the front of his wheel horse and one on the front of his John deere. He gives away free ice cream just for fun.....those aren't too rare around here. Probably could hook one up without too much difficulty.

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My choice would be a Danco RD-300 loader with Danco weight box.
Here's some pics of a fellow forum members O with Danco RD-300. This is why my first cub had a Danco RD-1000 and I'll always have a FEL even if I've up graded to a Kwik-Way Model L.

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