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Old 04-30-2014, 10:03 PM
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Well it got above 40F and stopped raining Sunday afternoon so I hooked up the tiller and put the tractor to work! The 400 does a sweet job on the garden. Do notice that the lift hangs once in a while. Why would the hydraulics work intermittently? I checked the level and its topped off. Plan to change and re-filter this weekend. High 30s and heavy rain since....
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Nice job on the garden! I used my 400 for the first time on monday, they do a great job.

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Wow, that turned out great. Hope to get my tiller together soon. looks like good soil to boot.
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Nice tilling pic of the diesel!
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Nice pic of the 1782 tilling.
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Nice lookin' 1782, tiller, and garden. Got any closer up pics of the 1782? I know we'd all like to see them.
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