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Old 10-16-2010, 10:32 PM
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Thanks guys! The 100 definitely looks better with the duals.
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So do you get to keep the 3pt setup and plow for the 100 allen?
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Nick, when I plow, I'll take the outer tires off and install the weights in the inner tires.
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No pics, but today we trenched a water line. I used one of my 104s and a box blade to push in the dirt back into the trench and then to smooth and level it. Worked good, even without weights and just plain turf tires.

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The 104 and box blade look nice.
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Allen- Wow, I dont think I saw the painted weights, they realy look good yellow! Duels are kick! Denny-Parts commine along and looking good, what a nice day it was! Today I moved some skids around back and stacked firewood!
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Thanks John! Great pics of your 71, as well!
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I got a engine in my 682 today but ran out of light to finish the job. Hopefully it will be running tomorrow.
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Great work, guys!

The 100 is back to it's self. Love the wheel weights and duals!

Great talking to you yesterday Allen! The 100 is looking awesome! Got to love the bib overalls too nice touch!
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