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Old 12-14-2011, 09:42 PM
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maybe I already posted in this or another entry but I can't find it so here's another pic of the 128 ready for a blizzard ( it was 68 here today )
I studded the tires and painted them rust color to keep them from heating up in the winter sun
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Nice pics, guys!
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maybe I already posted in this or another entry but I can't find it so here's another pic of the 128 ready for a blizzard ( it was 68 here today )
Green 4 Acres: That's a really neat looking rear blade setup on that cub. I like the cabs on the tractors, they look neaat, kind of makes you feel like you are in a larger tractor and keeps the wind off!

Lew....nice 782 with lots of extra weight in the rear! It's amazing how much slant the front tires have to them.

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maybe I already posted in this or another entry but I can't find it so here's another pic of the 128 ready for a blizzard ( it was 68 here today )
I studded the tires and painted them rust color to keep them from heating up in the winter sun
Great pic but never heard of someone painting their tires to keep them from heating up.
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Great pic but never heard of someone painting their tires to keep them from heating up.
The paint adds weight!!
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Heres the old cyclops ready for some action. No snow yet but we are ready. We had 43" last year at this time and less than 2" so far this year.
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this sucks no snow this year this far.
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this sucks no snow this year this far.
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Heres the old cyclops ready fro some action. No snow yet but we are ready. We had 43" last year at this time and less than 2" so far this year.
Looking good, Kelly!
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