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Re: Response to Larry in CO
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Posted by scotc on October 27, 2004 at 22:00:07 from (162.39.3.99):
In Reply to: Response to Larry in CO posted by Jeffer on October 21, 2004 at 19:29:00:
chain to the drawbar in back, mounting pads for the cultivators is a good place in the front. Also I bind equipment front and back more than straight down, lets it move a little without breaking chains, but on a B that's not much of a concern. Just a tip on legality, I don't know how up to date everyone is on this but each corner has to have its own chain, with a binder,(one chain with slack between the corners is ok) to be legal. YEah, even for a whopping 1800 pounds. Going from indiana to colorado, might be something to keep in mind.
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