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Old 02-09-2014, 07:26 AM
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Picked these 2 up lately. A pretty clean 129 and a pretty rough 105!
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Nice finds mike. Each one has a couple options.
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Thanks Nick! yeah, they do.
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Nice pick ups. That 129 looks very clean. Its always fun to get the one in the front of the trailer sideways, I for some reason seem to forget how heavy these little guys are until you have to swing one up front like that. Always fun though, congrats.
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Thanks guys! Yeah, I loaded the 105 by myself and it was missing one back tire and the fronts were flat. I'm getting to old for that crap and I wonder why my back hurts!
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Nice pick ups. That 129 looks very clean. Its always fun to get the one in the front of the trailer sideways, I for some reason seem to forget how heavy these little guys are until you have to swing one up front like that. Always fun though, congrats.
I have a two speed boat winch welded onto the front of my trailer to make it a little easier.
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Yeah, I bought a winch a couple years ago for the front of my trailer and it is still sitting in the box! One of these days I will get it installed, hopefully before I break my back!
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Yeah, I bought a winch a couple years ago for the front of my trailer and it is still sitting in the box! One of these days I will get it installed, hopefully before I break my back!
Mike

Nice haul. I use a come along to drag the dead ones onto the trailer. Maybe the snow on the deck of the trailer helped.
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Nice haul. I use a come along to drag the dead ones onto the trailer. Maybe the snow on the deck of the trailer helped.
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Yeah, the snow on the trailer deck did help a lot. It gets wet and it makes it slide on it a lot easier!
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