We use this on the farm. The track loader is a 07 ASV RSC85. I have smooth bucket, toothed bucket, grizzly bucket, trencher, post hole auger, Harley rake, and Gyro Trak land clearing head. The tractor is an 08 Kubota with land scape box, bush hog, tiller, front end loader with bucket. The fork lift attachment fits either machine.
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03-24-2009 07:10 PMThe true warrior slant /6 Mopar
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03-24-2009 09:21 PMNo doubt!!! A buddy had one of those when I was in high school....... We drove that thing to hell and back and it still purred like a kitten.
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03-24-2009 09:24 PMMy truck
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03-25-2009 09:10 AMJust sold our 1922 T,learned how to drive it when I was 14,Dad told me to go drive it around I was driving it in the 4th of July parade the next day.28 parades later it was time to sell it. Originally Posted by mark30h
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03-25-2009 11:20 AMNice car what is the asking price of one of those, I would not buy one I have no use but was wondering the cost? Originally Posted by Blue Oval
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03-25-2009 01:47 PMWe bought that car from the grandson of the org. owner.Three generation car,the Model T's and Model A's don't bring alot of money.You can get a real nice car for $10k-$15K.My father passed away 4 years ago,my Mother 12mths ago.We had a collection setting in pole barns and it was time for someone else to enjoy the cars,hate to see them just setting all the time.
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03-26-2009 11:03 AMMan that thing is cool! Love the vintage superbikes! Originally Posted by HPOffshore
"Tear gas and draft beer don't mix."
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03-26-2009 11:08 AMIt is a custom Legend five place in line, best trailer on the market in my mind. tows like a dream stainless steel hinges with grease fittings can't say enough about them Originally Posted by danh63
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03-26-2009 11:11 AMWow thanks for the information alot cheaper than i would ever think... Very clean car by the way Originally Posted by Blue Oval
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03-26-2009 11:54 AMHp....I LOVED that era of SB's......youd go to the track and check out the race bikes and thier wasnt one piece on the bike that wasnt highly modified.....the forks, the wheels, the triple clamps, the swingarms looked like something out of an S&M movie, the brakes, the seat, theyd stand the rear shocks up, theyd lay them down, the pipe, the frames were the same colour as stock that was about it, the wheels, the m o t o r, the carbs, theyd extend the tops of the fork tubes to raise the bike 2-3 inches for more ground clearance, theyd cut the alternator off and have a plate made up.....you could sit and look at one for like an hour checking out all the one off custom parts....they were tricked out everywhere....you go check out the next one, all different, spend another hour.....awesome Originally Posted by HPOffshore
probably a testament to the quality of the stock piece but you dont see that these days
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03-26-2009 02:07 PMThose are starting to grow on me. The aftermarket grille helps. Now I just need an aftermarket headlight cluster that puts the headlight back on top and blocks out the bottom space alltogether. Originally Posted by p29steve
Oh and some freaking wide tires all the way around...fill the fenders up.
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03-31-2009 02:49 PMLots of nice stuff on here guys !!!
Lets see what I have pics of ...
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03-31-2009 02:51 PMSpecial delivery ...
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03-31-2009 02:56 PMClifford's lil brother "Brutus"
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03-31-2009 03:01 PMMy buddy abusing my new sled before I ever rode it !!!
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03-31-2009 03:06 PM2006 RTX "trailer queeen" now .
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03-31-2009 03:16 PMNot that I needed another one but I just bought this...
2007 GT500 40th Anniversary limited to a production of 500. 1200 miles on it!!!
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03-31-2009 03:22 PMNew 09 F150 ... i need to get more pics . thats it for now ...
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