My winter Ride
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From: Bluffton, South Carolina
My winter Ride
Here's a picture of my winter ride. It is not a Harley, but it is orange and black, has 23 HP and as far as torque goes it is a real "stump puller". I wonder if HQ has a big bore kit for it?? Just got done clearing the driveway and now they are telling us 30-40 MPH winds and rain tomorrow with possibility of flooding. All this on the second day of winter, you gotta love the northeast. Oh by the way if there is a picture with this then I guess I finally figured it out. If not back to the drawing board.
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Tourer
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From: Williamston, SC
RE: My winter Ride
Great ride, got one too. Mines a 1977 245DT with front end loader also, got the works with it when I purchased it in 77, plows, rotary tiller, backhoe, bus hog, and row seeder. Been a great machine, never had any motor problems since I purchased it. Have fun with it and be careful.
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Sweet dude!
I have a late 60's International 4550(?) with a Henry backhoe and loader front end.
Get's the job done and I'd be lost on this farm without it.
You're really going to enjoy that thrower on the back. If it wouldnt make me sick to drive backwards, I'd have one too.
I have a late 60's International 4550(?) with a Henry backhoe and loader front end.
Get's the job done and I'd be lost on this farm without it.
You're really going to enjoy that thrower on the back. If it wouldnt make me sick to drive backwards, I'd have one too.
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