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Cool picture of the Cubs. Looks like you are ready for business. Let us know how the spreader works


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That looks nice ,You did a great job on that deck.
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Thanks guys! There was so much pitting underneath, and anywhere 2 parts were bolted together. Im glad I saved it. Now, today, since there is no snow and the sun is shining Im getting back to work on the 107. I've gotten the hydro lever freed up. Steering column out. I need to get some hy-tran and a new filter for the hydro then see if I can get it running. It needs to take me for a ride.
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Dang William! That looks great! Nice pics too!
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Nice work on the deck William!!
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Nice job William. I need to get my deck painted and reassembled so I don't have to mow with the sheet metal MTD anymore and sell it while it still works.
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Thanks for the comments, guys. I'll try to get some action shots real soon. It's been a beautiful, brisk day here in Buckeye land this weekend. Sure hope it warms up quickly.
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Thanks guys! I really appreciate hearing the compliments from all of you!

I cant wait to see bottom side at end of season. Have some ideas for next year, anticipating grass sticking places and high wear areas.
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Fantastic work, William!
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The deck looks good!




Today I got the 105 and tiller out and tilled leaves under in the garden.....
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