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12 Mar ’15 - 2:44 pm

Well check is in hand

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GHD (Get her done).

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PorkChopsMmm said
Yes. They can be hard to find this time of year so call ahead. I had to drive an extra 40+ miles each way to get mine.

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Thanks. Going to order it tonight

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going to pick it up tomorrow

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Yay!

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12 Mar ’15 - 9:11 pm

For real though, how do you plan to get it home?

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Don't know yet, his guy isn't coming up for another week or so. Newsettler was going to grab his brothers trailer but doesn't have the right hitch. I'm going to call the uhaul down there and see if they have a trailer available. If so I will drive down grab it and then just drop the trailer off at our local dealer. Otherwise just get a new hitch.

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12 Mar ’15 - 9:23 pm

You may know this but the tractor with the loader is probably ~2,000lbs at most. You can google people hauling these in single axle 3k trailers that are 10' long.