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Old 04-09-2013, 08:00 AM
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Good to hear it works great Chief!
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The Rototiller works Great, I got it stuck in the back 40 and had to pull it out with the big tractor, a little to much mud back there.
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this is where I got it stuck in the mud, no harm just had to wash in off , LOL
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this is where I got it stuck in the mud, no harm just had to wash in off , LOL
That not tilling, that is stirring.
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Looks good Chief
What is that 104 looking at? Last time I saw eyes bugged out like that was when a 25 year old blonde walked by
I also like the lift.
I think the 104 is looking for its 105 brother I bought last year! Lol
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Cool pictures Chief, nice job on the tiller mount ! .
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mrjeep81: That 104 reminds me of Bender from Futurama
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