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Old 03-13-2014, 06:15 PM
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That is a mudders wet dream you got going on there! No chance of that happening here, we are at -19C with a wind chill of -31C.

Methinks the ground is frozen! Too bad though, that looks to be a hoot!
I used to he a mudder went out every weekend with eather my k5 or suburban and I dont ever recall it being this much of a pita
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Us wee liddle kids luvs to play in da mud..


When I was (actually) a child, I got so dirty so many times Mom nick-named me Muddy J. Muddlington.
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I'll come fill in your ruts if you'll come fill in mine. We drug the frame of the combine for 200' before giving up and pulling it out. The front tires are 76-50x32s and they float over a lot of mud but once they go down they leave a heck of a mess.



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Yeah, that is some ruts for sure!
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That wouldnt bother me as much. Its not in the path of my shed lol. But yup it looks bad
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BTDT more than I should of.
You will have fun filling them before planting in a month or two Ha,LOL
can you spell soil c-o-m-p-a-c-t-i-o-n
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