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Old 03-02-2023, 08:49 AM
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Get a nice cart for it! Best way to say good bye to the wheelbarrow!!!
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And they are so good for all seasons

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Ha! I will have to remember that one! These are great responses, and now I don't feel so foolish spending money keeping this old machine alive.
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You should never feel foolish keeping these vintage machines alive. They are a part of history, and have stood the test of time. Once you have owned and used them, the newer stuff is trash on many levels.
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And when a nuke gets exploded in the atmosphere and fries all the vehicles with electronic boards, you’ll still be able to cut your lawn..
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and I'll still be able to drive my 1957 Chrysler 300-C!!
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Old 03-06-2023, 10:38 AM
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My acre is on a rocky hillside. I have three different trailers that I pull with my SGT to do work around the yard. This week I'll be distributing wood mulch around the lot to cover bare spots and control erosion.
I recently added a small winch $50 @ HF) to the front mule drive bracket. I have used it to move deadfall trees, large rocks and to lift a heavy hinged deck section for spa access.
I also use a box blade for dirt moving. I have a disc harrow for gardening and landscaping.
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Ha! I will have to remember that one! These are great responses, and now I don't feel so foolish spending money keeping this old machine alive.
Well, my excuse is look at the other people's collections, my collection isn't so bad or it used to be my excuse! Don't think she buys that anymore

I have 1 zero turn, 2 rear engine riders, 1 Lawn tractor, 14 Garden tractors and 1 Compact tractor for a Total of 19 riding Machines. I am not done yet!!! About 5 are Just trailer queens and 7 total are stored offsite at two other Locations So about 12 machines do get used on a regular bases. Technically the Cub Cadet XT3 GSX is the wife's tractor But she does let me use it
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Sell it and go out drinking every night and golfing every day.
Then remind her how happy she USED to be.
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Put a loader on it if you really want it to be handy.
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