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Here's a pic of adding water to the aerator I got from John aka jbrewer last month.
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But how does it work?
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Ok, we know you can add water to the aerator
But how does it work?
It works great but had to let some water out so the lift could lift it and the wheelies would be smaller!
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Cool picture of the 1872 CADplans
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The 1872 stretching its legs "doing" the pasture!!
The super is looking good, CAD! I'll have my 1872 back real soon!
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Great pic, Duke!
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Got a new bulb for one of the tailights on the 782. They both work now.

I'll do anything for seat time. Hauled some waters for Jenn.



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CAD cool pic! You must have fun cleaning it once your done with it.

Allen sweet pic!
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CAD cool pic! You must have fun cleaning it once your done with it.

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I forgot I played with this today as well! I have to redrill the top hole as it's not lifting up more then a inch. All my other cat 0 toys have the full range of lift. It didn't go as deep as I was hoping but it did a good job.

I had lots of fun using the cat 0 for the first time. Uncle Gene didn't have any attachments for it so the first honor was all mine.

I got this from DWayne last fall. He made it for the BRS.
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Great pics! You got plenty of seat time in today!
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