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Old 07-25-2012, 03:33 PM
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Anyone ever see these before?
The first set look factory but the 2nd set look home made.
Anybody have any idears??
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Old 07-25-2012, 10:08 PM
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Hey Mike,
I have two sets of the first photo style, both came on one owner cyclops'.
Not sure on the second set. Mine weigh in at 70lbs. each.

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Both sets are good looking weights.
How dose the 2nd set mount? Holes in the back?
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The second set are wreid looking. I rember see them up at your place last time i was up.
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Both sets are good looking weights.
How dose the 2nd set mount? Holes in the back?
Yeah, there are 4 holes in the back of each one.
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i have 2 sets of the first one
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