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Old 01-29-2014, 02:33 PM
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Here you go, guys! Enjoy the pics and vids. The 782 did great, I had an awesome time plowing for the first time!











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You did good but need more practice!
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Holy Moly gang it must be really cold at Allens house he has long pants on. Good job on that huge snowfall.
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Thanks Paul! It's 20 degrees out.

They pull up fine on my end, Lew.
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LOL,this made me really laugh ! Ya have to keep on them ya know
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Yes ma'am Ms. Amy...I have to keep him on his toes. It was said out of love.
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You Got Er Done. Glad you had fun. Now let's get some nice 90 degree days so I can go kill grass.
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Good video Jenn.
Well now it's official, Allen you got to plow snow Good job! But your supposed to have boots on at least.
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