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Old 01-06-2015, 02:36 PM
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Looks great Paul!!

I had a little fun earlier, too.



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Looks great Paul!!

I had a little fun earlier, too.

Can you say POTW!! Love that angle and the snow buildup on the winder at the wipers edge.
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Old 01-06-2015, 02:49 PM
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Great looking machine, way to represent Illinois!
Thanks Ryan, this is certainly not the machine for someone trying to keep a low profile, everyone gives it a double-take haha. We got about 5" of powdery stuff here last night, how did you do up thataway?

That's an awesome setup you got there Travis! Especially the cutout for raising your hood...that's one of the tough parts with my cab. Please post some more pics, that rig seriously looks great!
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Thanks Ryan, this is certainly not the machine for someone trying to keep a low profile, everyone gives it a double-take haha. We got about 5" of powdery stuff here last night, how did you do up thataway?
We fared almost the exact same; about 5 inches of the powdery white stuff. It was a BLAST to play in! Drop the 54" blade and just watch it pile up until I decided to stop Where abouts are you in Illinois?
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Where abouts are you in Illinois?
I grew up in the country outside of Morris in an old farmhouse and still live in the vicinity.
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Old 01-06-2015, 03:06 PM
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I grew up in the country outside of Morris in an old farmhouse and still live in the vicinity.
You're not all that far away then.

Have any interest in a Super 2284? Because that red diesel sure is a sexy machine
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That's an awesome setup you got there Travis! Especially the cutout for raising your hood...that's one of the tough parts with my cab. Please post some more pics, that rig seriously looks great!
Thanks Paul! I am waiting on my video to upload and I post a thread with a few more pics later here in the CCC section.
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Got cold pushing snow around .

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What is the temp/wind chill up there now Nick?
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Have any interest in a Super 2284? Because that red diesel sure is a sexy machine
Thanks for the compliment and the offer, but for now the plans are to keep it a while.
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