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Old 07-04-2013, 09:11 AM
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Relaxing some ,may go mow some and tinker on my 1200,do some BBQing get ready to go back to work friday! Happy 4th of July everyone! Be safe!
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I was hoping to tool around on the cubs but the weather hack is saying we may need an ark as the rains keep falling like crazy.. Happy Independence Day my friends..lets not forget what the day stands for!!

This says it all!

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Old 07-04-2013, 10:48 AM
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Great Video Nik! More rain today and tomorrow.
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At a car/tractor show at the moment plan to sit in the back yard with a cold one and watch the fireworks later. Then prolly work on my o for a little bit
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Borrowed the neighbors trailer and brought home another big tractor and a 100 Cub. The Cub was my father-in-laws. It is in very rough shape but its here now!
Have a great Independence day!
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Thank you for posting that video , it said a lot for me as i feel & look back at my service in Marines. Happy independence day every one!!!
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Took a couple days off to relax from work...Happy Independence Day to all!

Why does it seem that when I take off a day the boss (wife) make me work harder at home???
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Why does it seem that when I take off a day the boss (wife) make me work harder at home???
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Went to the show in Denton. Got some goodies. A cool straw hat with the IH logo, a Cub Cadet keychain for the super. Jenn also got me an awesome present for our anniversary, which is Sunday. Y'all will see pics of that tonight, if it doesn't rain.
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