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Old 12-18-2011, 10:55 PM
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Thanks guys! Still need to sand the paint at least once to remove the runs in the paint and order some decals. Going to my local sign shop and having custom decals made for the box blade. I painted it using the tsc rattle can i cub yellow. Think i might go back for a darker shade but will see once the second coat is applied. Got tired of it sitting outside in bare metal and with me being stuck at home with a sinus infection this passed my time and made me feel like i accomplished somthing.
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Old 12-19-2011, 03:14 AM
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He did a good job for me today. Its the longest hes worked with me so far. Almost all day! Now Vince is Jellous cause Danny wants to work on tractors instead of just riding and breaking them.
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Old 12-19-2011, 11:14 AM
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I went to my buddy Andy's and expanded his garden. Before he had it brush hogged down it was a thicket. I was able to plow thru the roots and thick grass. I think I got Andy hooked on plowing!

I didn't get any pics but I got some videos! I'm wearing the hat and flannel shirt.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bBLox-nivdg

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Now you're making me want to go plow today.

Who would have thought, plowing in Dec. instead of snow moving.

That place will be a lot easier to plow in the spring at least. The 1650 looked good.
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Awesome pics, buddy! Wish I could have been there!
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Now you're making me want to go plow today.

Who would have thought, plowing in Dec. instead of snow moving.

That place will be a lot easier to plow in the spring at least. The 1650 looked good.
Thanks and your welcome! The 1650 did a great job! The soil was not ideal at all.

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Awesome pics, buddy! Wish I could have been there!
Thanks Allen! Maybe next time!
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Thanks and your welcome! The 1650 did a great job! The soil was not ideal at all.



Thanks Allen! Maybe next time!
That's right!
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Cant what till this weekend any one know why. It's Christmas!!!!!!!!!
And the down side were is the stupid SNOW!!!!.
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No snow here, Donovan.
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Well I couldn't go plow like Duke did, so I went and got the BRS all cleaned up and tucked away for the winter. Plow cleaned and polished and oiled up waiting for spring plowing.

Loaded up ready for a cleaning:



Dirty Girl:



Nice and Clean again.

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