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Old 04-17-2011, 07:24 AM
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Nice story and 108 TommyK!
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Thats a nice lookin 108!!! Tough hill too!!
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Thanks everyone! That's a good one Tractor2nv! I just finished sanding the grill housing, so I can paint over that neon yellow. Trying to make her look prettier.
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that is a steep climb! I would be nervous the first few times.
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I was wondering if anyone else has to deal with hills, and if they're as bad as mine. I was nervous the first couple of times. By the 3rd trip you get used to it. When your going down, your instinct tells you to use the brakes, but that's the worst thing to do. I put her in first gear, put the throttle all the way down, and she goes down nice and easy with no slipping. Let her do all the work. The AG's and weights handle it easy.
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