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My 1450 with York rake. :beerchug:

My 1450 with modified store bought dethatcher.

I have a couple of Home Made projects that I will be working on over the winter.

Good time to get those done, Rolland!
I have my plate full for this winter as well.

Here's my 882 with homemade roller/spiker and power angle blade doing duty at the cemetery landscape project last year.

:popcorn:.

Now that's a serious rig! :ThumbsUp:

Bet you were putting the other volunteers to shame with that.:beerchug:

Here's another. Our ongoing project is to fill in the sunken walkways between the rows of grave stones. Makes it much much easier to mow.

Some take as much as 12"+ to get them leveled enough to mow with a large deck. I also put the tiller to good use as well knocking down some of the high spots and embankments at the ends of the rows.

Here, I am leveling soil that was dumped at the ends of the rows from a pick-up box trailer w/hydraulic lift. Dumping about 1/2 load each time, then spreading it makes for easier clean up. Trying to keep heavy equipment on the road paths and not on the graves themselves. We can dump on each end that way and work towards the middle. This will be a multi year project. We are in year 3 now, only getting 1/2 of a section done this year due to cost overruns with a hired contractor that provided the fill dirt. This pic is from 2 years ago.

My 126 with the rake, and 129 with my #4 cart.

Mounted sprayer on the back of a 782. Probably put out 10 tanks with it this year. Use it all around the farm.

Edit: I did go to a narrow boom and flat fan nozzles. I rarely used the boom.

125 with a dozer blade.
123 with a QA42.
70 with a sickle bar mower.