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Old 02-24-2011, 06:34 PM
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hotya100 , What size motor do you have in it ?
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hotya100 , What size motor do you have in it ?
It started out as an 18hp Kohler Command, bored and stroked to 44 cu in. The tractor is built to the NQS Pro Twin rules. It's a pretty fun ride.
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My 60 over "The Wood Chipper"
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Old 02-25-2011, 09:06 PM
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That thing looks like it kicks a$$. WOW that is cool looking.
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Lookin' good, Wood Chipper!!! I like the name also.
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Heres my "new to me" 107 puller. Hope to put a gear trans in it someday.
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Sweet looking pullers you guys have been posting!
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I agree with Duke! Great looking tractors!
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Here is mine. Bought it yesterday. I have lots of plans to make it look better and preform very well. I will be running the 12 HP stock Class.


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