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Old 05-17-2009, 11:18 PM
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He looks like he's having fun!!
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Great pics drivadesl! Your son looks like he's having a good time.
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Looks like he is having a good time. Thats quite the load on the carryall
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Thanks guys. Letting him drive the CC is good, it gets him away from the TV and outside working. Plus he's learning mechanical operations. I'm guessing the carry all is good for 150lbs without to much problem, and I know the 109 can handle that. This wood was very dry so it may look heavier than it is.
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Thought I'd pressure wash the old grease before putting the hood/ grill back on after replacing PTO clutch with a good used one.
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Was wanting to enjoy this evening mowing the lawn and then discovered this mess. Luckily some of it blew out the front so it made me look for more. I had to take all the engine ducting off to get everything. It doesn't look that big since some of it's on the lawn but it all added up to the size of a bowling ball. I would have cried like a little girl if it would have started a fire. Then I got cussed out by the wife for taking a shower for the 3rd time today not expecting to rip the 782 apart. Then I got cussed out again for putting the nest on the kitchen table to take the picture. I'm going to have about 6 cold ones!
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WOW Thats a load of nest. Like you said, glad you found it before it lit up.
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I mowed and realized I did more than bend the frame on the snowplow this winter. Now my mower deck hits the left Front tire.

I'll need to figure out what is bent.
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Wow that don't sound good. Hope its something easy to fix.
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Me too! I had to wrestle the deck on this spring, which was a first. Never thought about checking it out.

I pulled it out today to clean the shed. I need to get the So76 out of the shed to have the boys put a coat of paint on it. We have a the fenders, front axle, and other various parts painted. Now it's time for the main frame of the tractor. The goal is to have it done for the 4th of July parade here in Ames.
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