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  1. 07-07-2017, 12:44 PM #76
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    you are lucky there aren't a polaris agent near you. after 6months the problems will start and the $1000 dollar bills with it
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    I had best start a new thread for recommendations.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bigbear View Post
    you are lucky there aren't a polaris agent near you. after 6months the problems will start and the $1000 dollar bills with it
    I know of a few blokes who ran Polaris SXS's and were coming up with $7 an hour (run time) service costs... Thats just fixing and replacing parts, on top of normal servicing
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    Quote Originally Posted by Double Shot View Post
    Funny thing is I don't have a dirty mucky old photo of my girl, needless to say has been quite unrecognisable at times, need to rectify that situation after my move...new tyres and light bar to follow soon...

    Attachment 71670

    Don't know if you'll get through Waikato border control in that... You be welcomed with open arms and fit right into the Bay side though
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    Quote Originally Posted by 7mmwsm View Post
    You're both dumb. You need cabs. And blue ones are best.
    As I said earlier that's what I get paid to drive. The other two tractors are a 130 hp (I think) cab JD...I don't like it. The boss drives it mainly...he's welcome to it. The other is a 90 hp New Holland ....that's more 'mine' than anybody else's. Currently has a post rammer attached to it...bit wet for it at the moment though.


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  7. 07-07-2017, 01:32 PM #81
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    Quote Originally Posted by Happy View Post
    Don't know if you'll get through Waikato border control in that... You be welcomed with open arms and fit right into the Bay side though
    Bro you have a yellow FJ Cruiser, shhhooooooosh ya face
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gibo View Post
    Bro you have a yellow FJ Cruiser, shhhooooooosh ya face
    Was going to mention something along the lines of "pot kettle"

    Waikato is an area of course that needs to be avoided
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gibo View Post
    Bro you have a yellow FJ Cruiser, shhhooooooosh ya face
    And even tried to show photos of it 'off road'.
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    Is it true that the FJ Cruiser's interior is waterproof? Like... can just hose it down inside?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ryan View Post
    Is it true that the FJ Cruiser's interior is waterproof? Like... can just hose it down inside?
    With all the dribbling that @Happy does one would hope so
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    Name: 20170520_075508.jpg Views: 346 Size: 1.04 MB

    1977 Unimog 416.
    Its only covered 23,000km in its life.It should really be in a museum,not owned by a Bogan in Scandinavia.
    I have a couple of other 4X4's but that is my favourite.
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  13. 07-07-2017, 05:31 PM #87
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    ITs so good off road that it sticks to vertical surfaces.Nothing a Hilux can do
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    Thats a mean beast
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    This is my tractor.Name: 20170707_070513.jpg Views: 443 Size: 984.0 KB

    It has a 12" crane fed chipper on the back,This is used to consume clients savings.
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    Quote Originally Posted by norsk View Post
    This is my tractor.Attachment 71765

    It has a 12" crane fed chipper on the back,This is used to consume clients savings.
    It's so clean...
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