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Old 04-26-2014, 09:14 PM
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The cub gettin its rocks off. ...........NOW COME ON! Get those minds outta the gutter! Poor ole cart had about 800 pounds in it. 125 pulled it like nuttin.
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Old 04-26-2014, 09:24 PM
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I feel bad for the wagon

I've moved my 2200 lb boat around with my 125 ( it doesn't stop well on hills )
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That is one steep hill you're going up.
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Lol. Yea I moved my 57 chevy wagon with it and had the front tires airborne. Stopping on the hill was NO treat, 2 trenches about 10' long and pulled the chains loose!
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Sorry still not so great with pics yet. Looks kool though!
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Glad the 125 was up for the task!
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As Lew would say My neck hurts!
The 125 was definitely up for the work but the wagon will be sore today!
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