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tractor supply has them.
I need to run up there and look and see if the local store has them. They will probably have to order them.
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Is that why you want the new shoes?
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Is that why you want the new shoes?
Yep. New shoes make you work better.
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The weather finally broke and I was able to get out and put the disc into the shop and get it put together and oil down the ram shaft so it wouldn't rust until I can get the hose kit and be able to raise the wheels to keep the ram clean.

It looks like the back discs are from a Sears set up. You will see the tag with the model number on it.

I think the best way to hook this up is with a drawbar across the lift arms so I can lift or lower as needed. I had issues getting it out of the shop while hooked up to the BSR, and could not get it to go back in at all without the wheels spinning on the ramps due to the front discs catching the ramps and lifting the tractor just enough to loose traction. Not a big issue, it can be fixed.

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DWayne, I didn't think that thing was so big, Ya think the BRS will handle it?
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Looking good Dwayne!
That first pic shows how huge that thing is!
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DWayne, I didn't think that thing was so big, Ya think the BRS will handle it?
I think I could hook up another one behind it and do two. ROFLMAO

I don't think it will be an issue as I can adjust the cutting depth and drag by limiting the wheel drop or by letting it completely sink down into the dirt. I'll definitely have some video with it this spring for you guys.

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Looking good Dwayne!
That first pic shows how huge that thing is!
I need to actually measure the length, but the width at the widest point is equal to the width of the rear BSR tires.
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That's bad #&% DWayne. Sort of remindes me of this King Kutter, except yours is built like a tank.
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I wonder how many you could pull with dual rears?
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