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Old 02-21-2014, 05:29 PM
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Default For those reminiscing of warmer weather

Did a little work with the blade last summer. More than the machine needed to do and I had better tools. But it had to play....

The boy is learning a lot about backing trailers. It is one of his main duties
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Old 02-21-2014, 05:56 PM
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Mmmm I can't wait; warm summer days, tilling up the garden, pushing some new gravel, playing in the dirt, mowing the new yard. I'm getting summer-sick just thinking about it

Great pics, btw; love the one of the boy backing up a trailer with a trailer on it. I'm sure there's a word play joke there, but I'm too tired from work today to think of it
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Old 02-21-2014, 06:30 PM
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I won't comment about warm weather because of where I live but I can sympathize with the northern crew. Nice pics of the 782 in and your son in action. Mine is only two and half but has learned model numbers and component ID and is well in his way to backing a trailer. He hooks up his matchbox trailers and his wagon trailer and also tells me how to do it! Grading shot is very cool btw
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Old 02-21-2014, 07:01 PM
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Alvy,
That is great. If they get the bug and keep it. I am hoping that is my connection into the teens with mine.

I how more snow is in our future this year. I feel for those getting lots. Kinda light here. Sam has a nice business and growing.
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Enjoyed the pics!
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Great pics! It's been nice and warm in NC, the last couple days.
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