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Old 04-26-2011, 09:49 PM
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Test drove the plow this afternoon, and "proofed" the new A-frame in the process




Then I lost it to the "Bosses" so they could clean out the rose bed.
Looks great Jay! I can't see how much more you could do to that tractor - you have just about every option on it it now. Plow looks great too, I like the International on the plow beam.
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hahaha, so that's what I can tell my wife from now on. No more relying on spell check!
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Looking good Jay!!!

Today I put the 42" cast end deck on the 123 and cut the grass for the first time.
Looks soooooo nice.



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Jeez Lew! Nice lawn!!!
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So that's the color lawns are supposed to be..In central Texas we are starting to wonder if brown (or black!) is the permanent color of grass. Upside is we haven't spent any time or money mowing yet this year. (Except my neighbor who has a septic system has to keep mowing over his leach field...)
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Nice 123 and lawn, Lew!
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You don't want to see my lawn. I'm going to need a bushhog to knock it down before it drys out. Hopefully I can get to it saturday. I might have to hook up the 50c deck to the 582 and knock the top of it off so the wife can go back over it with the LT2180 and finish mow it.

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Looking good Jay!!!

Today I put the 42" cast end deck on the 123 and cut the grass for the first time.
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Nice 123 and lawn!! If only i could get mine to run right instead of running me to the poor house.......stupid electrical grimlin
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Tackled the "field" next door, the 1811 did a great job! looks rough but thats ok since i had the hour and a half seat time on just this one lot! This was just to keep the critters away from our yard and almost looks like it was bush hogged. Then hooked up the rear blade and leveled out the drive way. Hope everyone enjoys the pics!
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Awesome pics, Dan! Thanks for sharing!
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