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Got some great seat time in today. Did some lawn sweeping, and hauled some items for my wife.





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Looks good, wouldn't mind finding me a lawn sweeper.
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Glad to hear you have the electric figured out on the 122

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Always great to see pictures of you and the 100
I am still not used to seeing it with the sleeve hitch adapter and the wheel weights:biggrin2.gif:
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Toyman Now That's a tiller! Looks like it did a great job for ya.

Nickvanorman Glad the 122 is running good for ya.

Allen always nice to see the 100 doing it's job. When the duals going back on? They should clear the wheel weights, unless I'm rembering wrong.
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Thanks guys!

Diz: I still have to get used to it also...lol.

Duke: The duals will be back on soon. We're going to put the wheel weights on the outside wheel.
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Just to hi-jack the post a little.

Tell us. Go ahead own up to it.

Just how many deer have you taken at that point in the background?

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Sorry about that, but Fishin' & Huntin' just sorta overtakes my mindset.
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Because of my cub my son and I was able to prep the former veg garden to a flower cutting garden. We planted close to 700 bulbs yesterday. This morning when my son woke up the first thing he said was "I didn't get to play one game yesterday but I had fun working in the garden with you daddy" I won't be forgetting yesterday or this morning anytime soon! Thanks to my cub I had another special day with my son.

Next weekend going to mulch.
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Yesterday my son and I pulled the aerator around for a few hours and got the lawn over seeded.

It's still pretty warm here in southeastern VA so to the seeding should take OK. I normally do my overseeding Labor Day weekend but it was so dry this year.

Take Care!

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Nik: We see several deer in the field, especially in the Fall.

Great pics, Duke! Glad you and your son, had a nice day together.
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Good work Allen! Saturday was such a nice day to have the cubbys out! Great IH 100 and yard sweeper set-up! Nice cubs everyone!
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