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Old 11-28-2014, 02:13 PM
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I think whatever you want to pull behind the 169 will still look great.
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Thanks Daniel, I agree.
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Old 11-28-2014, 02:44 PM
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Old 11-28-2014, 03:40 PM
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Put the plow on the front and string the #1, #2, #3 and the #4 cart together and pull them all. After all it is a parade to show off with. WHY?, you ask, WHY NOT!, I say. I'm sure whatever you pull will look great! Have a good time at the parade.
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Put the plow on the front and string the #1, #2, #3 and the #4 cart together and pull them all. After all it is a parade to show off with. WHY?, you ask, WHY NOT!, I say. I'm sure whatever you pull will look great! Have a good time at the parade.

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Nickle I would volunteer that baby to pull a float! I would say post some pics but I know you will, have fun
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Nickle I would volunteer that baby to pull a float! I would say post some pics but I know you will, have fun
Thanks mike, I will, lol.
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Looks good Nick,
Looks gooderer with my #4 cart behind it.

Maybe put the # 4 you have in tow,put the #2 inside that and then put the #1 inside that,then put a blade up front.

Looks like no snow for you,got 12.5" up here.
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Nickle I would volunteer that baby to pull a float! I would say post some pics but I know you will, have fun
Better idea: use a #2 or #1 and make a mini-float- scaled down stuff, etc.
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Looks good Nick,
Looks gooderer with my #4 cart behind it.

Maybe put the # 4 you have in tow,put the #2 inside that and then put the #1 inside that,then put a blade up front.

Looks like no snow for you,got 12.5" up here.
Thanks lew, no snow for us, wow that's a lot.
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