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Old 08-26-2014, 09:34 PM
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Nice looking boots Bud!
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Old 08-27-2014, 12:45 AM
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Thanks Sam! Can't wait to get them on and move some diŕt!
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Nice tires, Travis. It's fun moving dirt and gravel.
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Default It's greene, but it makes a good bead breaker!

Thanks, Allen!! Got the ags mounted for the 782 tonight. I'm going to run them for a week or so to let the beads settle before I load them. It was late and I did't feel like moving the 102 again so I only put 1 on the tractor.
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Cool build. Have a pic of the box blade that you're talking about pulling behind it?
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Cool build. Have a pic of the box blade that you're talking about pulling behind it?
Here ya go Brent
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I have that exact same tire setup on my 1650 and they are awesome. You're 782 is going to look SWEET with them all mounted up. Especially since it's a better looking tractor than mine. Here's a pic...
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it looks like a tractor again! I put the ebay muffler and heavy duty heat shield I got from Sam (Thanks!!) on and hung some sheet metal on the front. I will tear it apart next summer and do the wiring harness and pretty everything up. For now it looks and, more importantly, runs decent.











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it looks like a tractor again! I put the ebay muffler and heavy duty heat shield I got from Sam (Thanks!!) on and hung some sheet metal on the front. I will tear it apart next summer and do the wiring harness and pretty everything up. For now it looks and, more importantly, runs decent.











Now that is one SWEET looking Cub!
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Nice heat shield.
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