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Old 06-18-2014, 03:26 PM
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Good looking pic! However, it looks like you need get the Supers out and kill some grass in the background!

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Good looking pic! However, it looks like you need get the Supers out and kill some grass in the background!

Nope, I let the local farmer cut and bail that. No reason to cut something that can be used. Saves me more time to float in the pool and drink adult beverages.
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I've had a couple of these and they all seem to shake.

This is a really cool idea. I have one that's missing the front brackets and this just might be worth doing. I have a few mule drives kicking around too.

Probably quicker to take on and off too, good work!
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Nope, I let the local farmer cut and bail that. No reason to cut something that can be used. Saves me more time to float in the pool and drink adult beverages.

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The farmer gets about 50 bails off my place twice a year. This was last fall. He's bringing his JD over today, the exhaust system is busted so I have to fix it so he can mow. Something wrong with this picture. I have to fix his tractor in order to give him free hay.
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