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The tiller job is looking great Duke. Think I may try some discing on the tomato plot today. Rain supposed to set in late tonight.
Thanks DWayne! I'll end up going over the gardens again. Have fun using the disc set before the rain comes again.
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Great pics, Duke!
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I put the new muffler on the 125.


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Doug the muffler looks good!
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Well I did hook up the disc this morning and got some plowing done, but it was ugly. Still way too wet. I've got to build some rear disc scrapers eventually to keep the wet packed dirt from building up. I had better luck working on my nephew's 73 hood today.
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Well I did hook up the disc this morning and got some plowing done, but it was ugly. Still way too wet. I've got to build some rear disc scrapers eventually to keep the wet packed dirt from building up. I had better luck working on my nephew's 73 hood today.
I could see that being useful! Maybe you'll get a dry patch in here soon so you can get back to playing. The hood looks goot too!
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I'm liking that new stack!

I removed the 4 corner bolts in the cab of my 1872 and replaced them with 1/4" eye bolts. Now instead using ratchet straps through the doors with my engine hoist. I can make a cross of light chain and lift it on and off of the tractor with the engine hoist. Should be a lot less hassle. Going to have to remove it soon as I'll probably have to mow next week for the 1st time.




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