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Today I cleared my drive, and the neighbour's drive too.




Was fun a day!
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Thanks guys!

Great pics, everyone!
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Great pictures of the 882

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Glad to see someone had a little snow to push, Not much more than a dusting here
The 71 really looks good
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Did a test run for RNPD. Nuttin like a diesel goin WFO. I need to make a few adjustments but the 882 did an awesome job.

Looking good Oak, now I'm itchin to do some plowing with my 982 Found a cat. 0 Brinly, should have it this week
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Thankyou guys!
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John your 71 is doing a great job on the snow removal!

Allen always great to see ya on the 100's!

Todd the 882 did a great job on the garden. That's one massive garden too!
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Finally had a few free moments, so I reconnected all the wiring on my 782. Now I need to get a battery and wire up the solonoid to see if it will fire. My goal is to get the engine running and the frame all back together properly before I paint all the sheet metal.

Felt good to play again!
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Glad you were able to play with the cubs!
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Me and a felllow forum member ( travisrobben) did a a little cab fabrication today. Got the front mounted to the floor boards. We cut the back down a little bit but its still got some fab to go. Also got to extend the top so were gunna play with some sheet metal at school tomorrow. Its gunna take alot of fabrication but im excited to see what it will look like when its all done. I just kind of set the back on the tractor to get an idea
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Nicely done, Nick! Looking forward to your progress.
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