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Post by Aerenandmel »

I dont think my engineer would like the use of 3rd arm tractor links used to coil my zook......enjoy :lol: :lol: I thought I was a little bit rough, Now im thinking im not so bad.

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looks like you will have to copy and paste web address!
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Post by N*A*M »

bootyfabulous

look at the white one. the panhard and draglink are opposing... hence every flex shot the tyres are turned :lol:
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i was looking at trator bits the other week wondering if its possible
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Post by midnight »

N*A*M wrote:
look at the white one. the panhard and draglink are opposing... hence every flex shot the tyres are turned :lol:
They both are. The black, and the white ones both have opposing Panhard and Draglink.
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:shock: holy crap!! I thought the old coil and link setup on my zook was dodgy :shock:
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Post by Swamp Donkey »

that looks profesional compaired to mine... :twisted: being cheap is cool :armsup:
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Post by Abaris »

das ist wünderbar

...I like it!
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Post by Damo »

Swamp Donkey wrote:that looks profesional compaired to mine... :twisted: being cheap is cool :armsup:
A little forethought goes a long way though.

Tractor places actually have some cool stuff.
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Post by Cluffy »

Got rough!!

respect to mad dutch zook owners!
very tough

i like it!

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Post by Swamp Donkey »

Damo wrote:
Swamp Donkey wrote:that looks profesional compaired to mine... :twisted: being cheap is cool :armsup:
A little forethought goes a long way though.

Tractor places actually have some cool stuff.


i guess it takes a little thought to understand sarcasm..... hmmm.
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