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Old 06-28-2011, 11:24 AM
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Duke, all I can say, is that made my day! Good one, buddy!
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At least it isn't GREEN!!!!! Might of broke the camera if it were. Duke, I don't know if you're a doctor or need to see a doctor. I wanted to find a 2072 eventually. But after seeing yours, I don't know anymore.............................
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Duke, all I can say, is that made my day! Good one, buddy!
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At least it isn't GREEN!!!!! Might of broke the camera if it were. Duke, I don't know if you're a doctor or need to see a doctor. I wanted to find a 2072 eventually. But after seeing yours, I don't know anymore.............................
I'm seeing a doctor/marriage counsler/finacial counsler/therapist and self help guru already! I married her 19 years ago!

You know you want to have a 2072 just like mine!
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If you close your eyes and spin in your chair 10.5 times and spin around in the other direction 15.25 times it looks just like a 2072!

I swear it does! Trust me I'm a doctor of something!
A doctor, eh? I believe you have a BS degree, but a doctor??
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A doctor, eh? I believe you have a BS degree, but a doctor??
I am pretty good!
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Hey I'll tell you those Scotts are pretty darn good mowers. At least the one I had was. It was from before JD started making them. I put mine through heck and back. I had a sleeve hitch on the back of it and would use it for tilling the garden then I would throw the back blade on it and grade the driveway. But in the end the motor finaly gave up but I would buy another one.
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Hey I'll tell you those Scotts are pretty darn good mowers. At least the one I had was. It was from before JD started making them. I put mine through heck and back. I had a sleeve hitch on the back of it and would use it for tilling the garden then I would throw the back blade on it and grade the driveway. But in the end the motor finaly gave up but I would buy another one.
Scott's? That's my 2072!
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Man had I known what I had I would have put a new motor in mine.
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Can I get you to paint my 126 and 100 like that? I want my tractors to look like Duke's!
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