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Old 05-09-2012, 09:28 AM
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Thumbs up 2 leaving and 1 coming today !!
The 1810 and 1860 are making room for the big orange deisel FEL today . All extras for the supers are outta here !!

Down to 3 Cubbies , 1872 , 108 and the 86 .
The Exmark Lazer Z 60 is quite a cutting machine and the B7510 is gonna do the heavy lifting .
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The 1810 and 1860 are making room for the big orange deisel FEL today . All extras for the supers are outta here !!

Down to 3 Cubbies , 1872 , 108 and the 86 .
The Exmark Lazer Z 60 is quite a cutting machine and the B7510 is gonna do the heavy lifting .
Awesome news Dave!
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Congrats Dave! We'll have to see pics of your new tractor.
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Congrats Dave! We'll have to see pics of your new tractor.
But it's ORANGE !!

Been waiting on the FEL for awhile now Methos . I want to get back on that 86 !
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[QUOTE=CCSuperMan;132117]But it's ORANGE !!

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I'll take the heat for ya, this one is Orange too but it plays nice with it's little yellow buddys
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I'll take the heat for ya, this one is Orange too but it plays nice with it's little yellow buddys
Now that is the way to mow a yard with a gang of Swisher mowers.
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Now that is the way to mow a yard with a gang of Swisher mowers.
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That set up is what I call "The Grassanator" it's a 60" Woods finish PTO driven off the BX towing two 60" Swishers. Cuts 12' at a pass. Good when you have to mow 6 acres. I use the Super with the 60" to do the close in work.
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That set up is what I call "The Grassanator" it's a 60" Woods finish PTO driven off the BX towing two 60" Swishers. Cuts 12' at a pass. Good when you have to mow 6 acres. I use the Super with the 60" to do the close in work.
I like that setup, Sam!
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And if the Orange dont play nice, can we send the Case IH 235 over to check'em !? Oh, but wait, I dont have a 235. Darn, !
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The Bota and Exmark fit into the garage quite nicely with little room to spare . Allen , send that Email and I'll get back with you . Perhaps next trip down to MB I'll stop by and drop something off !!!!
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