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7 Apr ’15 - 9:46 am

Here is what I picked up. 10/22 50th Anniversary model (2014). It is threaded, has iron sights, and an adjustable stock from the Ruger American Rimfire. My can is on in this picture -- hard to tell.

If/when I buy teeth I am definitely going bolt on. People have said you can undo the 2 bolts for the piranha bar just as face as undoing the straps on the other model. You can also see pictures of the same forks that you and I have being used with the piranha bar -- they fit OK, not perfect, but OK. I wonder if one could find some bolts that can be tight but quickly removed for the tooth bar.

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7 Apr ’15 - 10:17 am

that's beautiful

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7 Apr ’15 - 10:32 am

good point on the teeth

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7 Apr ’15 - 7:46 pm

these quick on bucket hooks look pretty good, holy crap expensive though

http://bxpanded.com/.....l&p=6

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8 Apr ’15 - 8:40 am

Kubotas position on bio

http://www.kubotaeng.....-statement

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8 Apr ’15 - 8:43 am

just texted Jeremy who built our processor, he says as long as fuel filters are used and the bio-diesel is demethed it will be fine, methanol is the real issue

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8 Apr ’15 - 8:49 am

Bolt on hooks are cheaper, but still expensive. Check their videos -- they are super strong. Alternatively if you know a welder they may be able to hook you up.

http://www.boltonhoo.....ubota.html