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Old 04-28-2017, 12:02 AM
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I appreciate it, guys!
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Looks great and matches the tractor's look very well!
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Looks great and matches the tractor's look very well!
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The whole tractor looks sweet. Seat looks real comfy. Did Sam build that tractor? Would love to see some closeup photos of the brake rod setup .
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Now you need to get the oversized wheel weights off it, I think it would look much better without them.
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The whole tractor looks sweet. Seat looks real comfy. Did Sam build that tractor? Would love to see some closeup photos of the brake rod setup .
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Thanks Chris! Yes, Sam built it and did a great job! I'll try to get a pic for you.
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Now you need to get the oversized wheel weights off it, I think it would look much better without them.
Already ahead of you, Tim. We took them off after we took the pics. 121 definitely looks better!
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Looks Sharp Allen! Have a pic of it without wheel weights??
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Allen, I meant to ask if it has turning brakes, I see that it does.Very nice execution on the build.Sam did an awesome job.Nice build thread as well.

White fenders would be kewl.

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