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Great job! What’s the loader off of?
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Claus wrote:Great job! What’s the loader off of? I can’t remember which ertl tractor it was, I got it from a tractor supply display ~10 years ago. I’m not sure why more manufactures don’t do more ag equipment.
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Good to see some familiar equipment to us northerners I like th Fisher plow for the F150. Then the endless screws in the blower must have been quite a challenge to build, even with a printer. Stef
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Ironstef70 wrote:Good to see some familiar equipment to us northerners I like th Fisher plow for the F150. Then the endless screws in the blower must have been quite a challenge to build, even with a printer. Stef The augers weren’t overly bad, I did have to print them out 3 times with different settings to get it just right. I’m surprised someone hasn’t done this sooner. Might have to try this on a 7820 next
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