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Old 05-23-2012, 10:58 AM
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Default NY wine country plow day
Was great to meet Kelly & see his workin smoker, he puts that machine to the test up there in the snow belt! they don't list how many inches the'll git but, how many FEET!!! I fine Christian man named, Mr. Belden, (who lived next to the plow site), took the wounded PPM's lift arm, ( bolt snaped off in lift arm), to his welding shop removed the bolt cleaned treads. Me an George put her back together. but we had 3-4 hr drive home,to bingo town,so we packed up & headed out. The western NY JD club, did a great job, the food was great; pot salad,beans, dogs, fixens, (home made relish)drinks. just drop a donation in a jar! They had shirts for the Officals,golf carts to run parts/gas ECT. They had a setup jig, U drove your machine up on to set the plow to dig right, gits in the ballpark fast. I thought the soil was tuff, as Kelly said, was duing fine till I hit THE BIGGEST WOOD CHUCK HOLE I EVER SEEN!! snapped bolt in halve, got through the first furrow, but was acting strange, got half way through 2nd, really had a problem plow droped to China, couldn't lift, got out of feild, headded for trk when it snpped clean off. got fixed ok. had a great time meeting new PLOW NUTS like us all!! My pics are brawd sceens.
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Old 05-23-2012, 11:35 AM
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Just for kicks I checked Google to see how far Earl went to plow, about 680 miles one way.
Sam, I go up every, weekend before Memorial day, to place flowers on our familys ancesters graves, (some from 1730's) . Thats on Pennfield mountian, about 45 mi from Penn state U. I travel to my sisters in Binghamton, ny first, then to plow day, that makes appox. 1K to plow day that way. but was worth it in both ways, I got to plow wine country soil, near Roschester ,ny ,The weather was perfect all week up there, got see grand kids ball games, worked with my ole stock car racing buddie, Duane on a 65 T-bird convert he's restoring, ( priceless)!!! Rolled off the Allegany mountian top, down the Bald Eagle valley, on a sunday morning, locale oldies station blasting, Sabath's WAR PIGS!! Felt like I was home !! but rolled on the gas, headed for my house down south. made one more time, just me & PPM!!!
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Nice pics, Earl! Glad you had a good time!
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Uh you know Allen now that you have a super I am triple dog daring you to bring it to Danville PA plow day next year.
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Uh you know Allen now that you have a super I am triple dog daring you to bring it to Danville PA plow day next year.
You never know, Kelly.
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Sam, I go up every, weekend before Memorial day, to place flowers on our familys ancesters graves, (some from 1730's) . Thats on Pennfield mountian, about 45 mi from Penn state U. I travel to my sisters in Binghamton, ny first, then to plow day, that makes appox. 1K to plow day that way. but was worth it in both ways, I got to plow wine country soil, near Roschester ,ny ,The weather was perfect all week up there, got see grand kids ball games, worked with my ole stock car racing buddie, Duane on a 65 T-bird convert he's restoring, ( priceless)!!! Rolled off the Allegany mountian top, down the Bald Eagle valley, on a sunday morning, locale oldies station blasting, Sabath's WAR PIGS!! Felt like I was home !! but rolled on the gas, headed for my house down south. made one more time, just me & PPM!!!
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Nice part of the country. I used to teach high performance driving at Watkins Glen. Used to play with this toy. Kids with the Porsches and Ferraris hated it.
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Old 05-24-2012, 10:34 AM
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Nice part of the country. I used to teach high performance driving at Watkins Glen. Used to play with this toy. Kids with the Porsches and Ferraris hated it.
When U going ta show up and do some HP plow driven???? Got some boys from Mt. Airey, that love to show U how!!!
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When U going ta show up and do some HP plow driven???? Got some boys from Mt. Airey, that love to show U how!!!
I don't have a plow. None of my Cubs have 3 point hitchs and my BX is over your groups HP limit.
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I don't have a plow. None of my Cubs have 3 point hitchs and my BX is over your groups HP limit.
They sell those every day slacker!
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They sell those every day slacker!
Look in one, and say slacker agin, (5th RN plow day), Look GI some of us are But holes, (me included), It's not personal, as the mob would say, it's only business!!!! (mostly monkey) we miss U stop the boycott, U a man!!!!
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