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Old 11-04-2013, 12:16 PM
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Leaves were one of the first things I pushed with my 147 and blade.
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The 147 is a nice tractor. It will probably wind up being one of your favorites.
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Old 11-04-2013, 07:45 PM
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When I saw that pic of the leaves lined up on the driveway I was thinking next you were going to get out the lighter fluid and a match.
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You have a good looking 147 and I like your nice concrete driveway too!
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When I saw that pic of the leaves lined up on the driveway I was thinking next you were going to get out the lighter fluid and a match.
To many trees around me to just light them up. My driveway is the only reason I still live in this house.


Waiting for some snow to really work this 147.
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I thought I was the only one that used my blade to push leaves. I made frame that bolts to my blade to add wings out the side. Sure made short work of the leaves this year.

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Leaf pushing is fun especially when pushing them into a fire.
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Blown engine? You put a rod through the side of the block?
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Leaf pushing is fun especially when pushing them into a fire.
I need to get the blade on the 782, so I can push some leaves. There's plenty to push around...lol!
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