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Old 01-22-2015, 07:51 PM
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Wow, that does look pretty dandy!
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I missed out on the mott flail mower on ebay and haven't seen another now I'll keep my eyes open for this too.
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This what you wanted?
Yes, Brian and it was a Jeralco. Thanks for posting the pictures.
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OK, don't know if I am doing this right cuz im a new guy here, but I have to fess up. Im the guy that bought the mower the other day. Just had to have it cuz I have never seen one of these before. Just more stuff to put in the shed, but at least the wife doesn't complain too much about my addiction. Don't know what I will mount it on at the moment. I have mounts for narrow and wide frame for it. Been a lurker for a long time and after seeing you guys talking about this mower I had to register on here so I could chime in.

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Welcome to OCC Dave!

If you've been lurking here, you might know that we like pictures, so...... run out to the barn and snap some and post them up! We'll be waiting!

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OK will do, BUT your gonna have to wait for my son or daughter to help me with that. Just a little bit ( ok a whole lot ) stupid on how to do that, but I want to learn how. When I do learn I will give you guys pictures of the whole fleet of stuff. Around x-mas time we added a loft on the shed to try to get a little more organized, will try to give pictures of that as well.

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We need more pics of that thing. Too cool. I'm thinking an old snapper deck, some strap steel, a spare mile drive...
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Congrats on your purchase Dave! Welcome to OCC! Get some pics of that thing mounted when you can!
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