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Old 03-02-2011, 08:22 PM
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Very cool videos. I was wanting to see how that hitch worked. I have seen pictures, but never seen it work. Thanks
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JUDE! More Videos Please! Do one of pulling that mech. PTO.
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Thanks sfaulkner, was the 1st time I've seen it in action too

Ok William! In a couple days though, it's way to cold the next couple days here for me to work in the shop.

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This cold weather blows! UGH! Not cause you dont want to work out in the garage. I hate being stuck inside! I wanna cut grass. Lots of grass. Longer daylight, warm temps. So many cub projects to get into .....
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Supposed to be around 70 here tomorrow... What should I do??? oh yeah, repaint my gas tank.... LOL
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