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Old 07-06-2020, 09:21 PM
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Took the 1512 for a ride, before the rain came in. Got to get the sweeper out, the Sycamore is shedding it's bark.

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Ran more than a tank of gasoline through my 1864 today, homemade drag to smooth out the stone driveway, also hauled some dirt in the trailer and of course my best friends had to ride along
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Replaced a relay and heard my re-furbed deck turn for the first time.
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The 149 and 1882 got baths today. Sorry I could not rotate the photo. Please help.
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The 149 and 1882 got baths today. Sorry I could not rotate the photo. Please help.
They look great!
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Nice cubs guys!
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New front tires on the 1862 as well as the 124. Both sets I pulled off were original
But since they didn't hold air, well I did not think about it to long.

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Old 08-09-2020, 07:44 PM
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Killed weeds with the wagon of death.
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Being in the depths of weed season it does my heart good to see a tool
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I moved some cattle water tubs with my 782 and Huskee wagon.
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