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Looks good, Darrell! I'll race ya!!

Now to my Cub weekend. Unfortunately I didn't get any work done on the 782, just got some more parts from Sam.

I put 5 hours in on the 1864 this weekend tho! I mowed the lawn yesterday before it rained. Today I mowed 3+ acres of X-mas trees, most of it over a foot tall, and thick!

Before I mowed today I went and looked at the 1863 my Papaw bought after the 1811. My uncle has been using it to now since Papaw passed. He said he put 3 QTS in it last time he mowed. I will be putting a front seal in it next week and cleaning it up. I hope he didn't hurt it too bad. That is why I blew the 1864 off 3 times with the leaf blower while I was mowing today!

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Looking good, Travis!

Nice pics Darrell and Travis!:beerchug:

Pictures look good guys.
Finished up the heart transplant on the 1330 (I know it's not a GT but there's no place for what you did to your LT) and put my new grill in the 100.
Thanks Lew:beerchug:

Hey lookie that ,you didn't even have to paint it!!

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Originally Posted by zippy1 (Post 260938)

Pictures look good guys.
Finished up the heart transplant on the 1330 (I know it's not a GT but there's no place for what you did to your LT) and put my new grill in the 100.
Thanks Lew:beerchug:

The 100 looks sharp, Todd!

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Originally Posted by darkminion_17 (Post 260942)

Hey lookie that ,you didn't even have to paint it!!

I know, what happened with the fuel tank?:biggrin2:

Finally got the garden in for the year. Didn't get any action shots of me tilling but got one of the g/f (well I suppose I should now say fiance since she said yes!) driving the tractor to put her away. The plot isn't as big as I'd like, but we were able to cram enough in there. Got some sweet corn, tomatoes, cherry tomatoes, zucchini, celery, green peppers, wax pepper, and cucumbers. Was then able to use the grass clippings I've collected so far this year to cover things up. Turns out, if you can't tell, I've collected waaaayyyyy too much, but I can't complain about the seat time! :biggrin2: Only problem we ran into was a huge concrete block about 4 inches down smack dab in the middle! :bash2: Took a sledge hammer and sweat but we got it broekn up and out. Other than that, it should be a good year; good dark soil, right by the garden hose, and plenty of sun!

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Ryan,
Nice job on the garden. Those tillers do a nice job in chewing up the dirt. Oh, BTW, congrats on the pending wife.................:bigeyes: :biggrin2: :beer2: