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Old 04-14-2013, 12:45 PM
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Spent all day yesterday doing oil changes air filters and blade sharpening and decided to get the three together for a.pic. that danged sneeky mustang swindled its way in as well
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Nice machines! They look like they are ready to go!
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Isn't it such a great feeling when you know the maintenance is all done and you're ready to roll? I've just come out of hibernation and am getting ready to set a day aside to prep and put away the winter equipment and dig out the summer stuff and get it ready. Looking forward to this because it always feels like the official start of spring at my house. On the other hand, some times I wish this equipment would maintain itself! As I type this I'm noticing that my grass has just started to jump upward. Time to get busy.
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