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Old 05-19-2018, 09:36 PM
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I left my 125 in the shed instead of mowing since we got rain all week. It probably would have sank to the deck it's so wet right now.

Grass is only about 5" or 6" tall right now
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I left my 125 in the shed instead of mowing since we got rain all week. It probably would have sank to the deck it's so wet right now.

Grass is only about 5" or 6" tall right now
If you go fast enough it won't sink.
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Old 05-19-2018, 10:18 PM
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If you go fast enough it won't sink.
I'll wait for it to dry out.
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If you go fast enough it won't sink.
Like the Lambo in Cannonball Run?
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If got the new coil installed on the 782, now that it has some bling all the G's gonna be wanting my whip.
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Loaded up a few of the guys for a soggy trip to AJ's Jamboree in Oregon, IL.
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it wasn't soggy here, not enough rain to wet the pavement.... how was the show? I was considering going, if it wound up a mudhole I'm glad I didn't go. I have been wanting to check that one out though for a couple of years.....
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Turned out to be a good day. They didn't get much at all there but I had wet roads enough to make a mess out of my rig from Dubuque all the way over.

I got poured on at home just as I pulled in the drive though!
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Got this put on and played in the dirt some
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Playing in the dirt, snow, it's all good.
As long as it was productive. Well, as long as it was fun...
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