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Old 02-15-2014, 11:53 AM
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Well that should do it! Thanks for the info, I'm in a learning mode right now about the do's and don'ts. Every bit of info helps. Looking forward to the project.
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Thanks guys! I'm looking forward to this project! Really don't think it will be a hard one.
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Thanks guys! I'm looking forward to this project! Really don't think it will be a hard one.

Ya, you will have that done in a half day
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Interesting. I'd like to have a dual lift setup on my 149. Front outlets for a hydr angle blade would be nice to.
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You could have some fun with your buddy if you had another rough 129 and tell him you are about done. Have him over to see a cub that is in a lot worse shape than the one he delivered. Well, you could send pictures of one, too, but he may not believe that as much. Looks like you have a great plan for a fun project. Looking forward to updates.

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Glad you guys are interested in this project!

Not much to update, still waiting on the brown truck to bring the rest of the parts. Still short a few things.
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