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Old 03-14-2014, 09:47 PM
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Good score (s) now you have more work to do. How far off I70 are you. I go to Kansas in Apr and Sept. I have my truck for the Sep Trip. My son EricR and were discussing the possibility of getting an "O" engine done. Besides I might could haul something out or back in the Sep trip if it is not too far out of the way.
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Good score (s) now you have more work to do. How far off I70 are you. I go to Kansas in Apr and Sept. I have my truck for the Sep Trip. My son EricR and were discussing the possibility of getting an "O" engine done. Besides I might could haul something out or back in the Sep trip if it is not too far out of the way.
I am about 25-30 miles for I-70. I would even meet up with you if I needed to. (I'll drive 30 miles. ) Let me know if you'd like to do something like that! I'll look for good deals in your area to buy so you can bring them!! LOL!!
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Thanks guys! These bring my total tractors to 8 (including the Lo-Boy). I'm done for a while.
Heard that duck fart in a pond before
Congrats there on your "new" tractors
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Thanks Mike! How many 1250 dual sticks have you ever seen? 14's and 16's I find all the time..... 1250... I've only "seen" this one. There is another member here with one, but I don't remember who.



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I have only ever seen a couple 1250 dual sticks. Like you said the 14 and 16 are more common. I have a 14 and 16 dual stick but do not have the 1250. I have complete dual hydraulic setups though so a 1250 will get it one of these days so I have the trio setup.
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Nice finds Jonathan. Not as nice as mine but they will do.
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Nice finds Jonathan. Not as nice as mine but they will do.
Not as nice as yours!?!? (LOL!) I bet mine didn't cost as much! "They will do...." Lol Nick!! Your a goof!
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It was great to meet some fellow members. Really glad you like the new additions Jonathan. I will pay a pic of the 1250 assembled. It looked much nicer than the bucket of parts I just gave you. On the 682 I am sure it is a high hour machine. Rebuilding the front and some good lubrication made a big difference. You are the 4th owner of both. 3rd given I used then little. Ironically both can new with tillers btw.
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Jonathan, Glad you got the 1250 DS and the 682 is a great bonus. Up to 8 tractors and counting. There ain't no way you can stop at just 8!
If Paul comes through from Pa you can have him meet you at my place. As you know I live right on I70, my place is about a mile and a half from the Interstate.
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Nice tractors!
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It was great to meet some fellow members. Really glad you like the new additions Jonathan. I will pay a pic of the 1250 assembled. It looked much nicer than the bucket of parts I just gave you. On the 682 I am sure it is a high hour machine. Rebuilding the front and some good lubrication made a big difference. You are the 4th owner of both. 3rd given I used then little. Ironically both can new with tillers btw.
I am happy! Wish we could have visited some more, but you needed to hit the road, and Chris and I both had work to attend to. That's neat they both had tillers. I could tell that they did at one time or another. I drove the 682 around at home some this afternoon. It's really a pretty tight machine! I like the seat you put on it..... but ol' short boy here (me) had to take the springs out from under it cause my feet just dangled when I sat all the way back!




Thanks Tim and gsomersjr!
I figured we could meet at your place. That's why I said I would make the drive if they didn't want to veer that far off course! (But I didn't mention you name cause I wanted to ask first!)
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