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Old 09-13-2018, 08:41 PM
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Old 09-13-2018, 08:50 PM
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That’s a very Commanding item you posted there.

The 92 y/o man from my home town that’s given me a few over the years has a stretched custom O with 2 k161s still both belt drive underneath that he built in the 80’s. Maybe one day I will get to own it.
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Must be trying to make up for something in his life. Wow cool.
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25-30 yrs ago I saw a picture of a guy that made a tractor with 6 (I think) Maytag washing machine engines.
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That’s a very Commanding item you posted there.

The 92 y/o man from my home town that’s given me a few over the years has a stretched custom O with 2 k161s still both belt drive underneath that he built in the 80’s. Maybe one day I will get to own it.
And strait pipes too vrooommmmm
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Must be a mowin' sum bitch! Does is have a custom 200 inch deck?
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25-30 yrs ago I saw a picture of a guy that made a tractor with 6 (I think) Maytag washing machine engines.
I think i've seen that pic. There are pic's and videos now of a puller with 6 commands on it.
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