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I should be graduating in May 2011, but who knows where I'll wind up or if I'll have any space for my stuff...I probably won't be home for spring break or the summer, so I might not be able to touch anything until winter break 2010/2011...

Was kind of hoping to see you and your Dad up at the Bloomer PD this year..
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Old 03-02-2010, 10:13 PM
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Great pics, ol'George! Your 782 looks awesome.
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Was kind of hoping to see you and your Dad up at the Bloomer PD this year..
Yeah, I *might* be able to make it if I happen to have space between when school gets out and any internship I can hopefully get.
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lookin good George
looks like your likin the snow to play in lol, what front end do you have on that monster
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lookin good George
looks like your likin the snow to play in lol, what front end do you have on that monster
It's just the standard front end,
but when I added the P.S, I needed a little more clearance for the larger Deere cylinder, so I made longer/larger axle stubs. :biggrin2.gif:
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My 782 That I picked up for a song and a dance at an estate sale.

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That's a great looking 782! Thanks for the pics.
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