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That 682 looks pretty clean. Nice group shot.
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Nice tractors AJ

I would really like to get my hands on a red one!! Anyone care to trade for a 127????
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Nice pair of "reds" there AJ!

You oughta be proud!!
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It's so nice out.....I think I will leave it out!
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Got the 149 and 100 ready for plow days. Hope to set 70 up for plowing and try to get 86 back together.
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ajgross,

Thats just cool They look good lined up there.




Merk, Sounds like you are going to take the whole family plowing :biggrin2.gif:
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Merk, Sounds like you are going to take the whole family plowing
That is the plan....The 149 and 100 haven't had anything done to them lately....should be able to drop the plow in the ground and go.
70 has a few hours run time on it....see what the ol girl can do. 70 never pulled a plow.
86 had some major mods done to clutch and trans....hopefully we can finally put all the power the motor has to the ground.
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Merk,
I once knew a guy that looked for a place to plow just to break in his freshly rebuild engine.

Was he correct? It was a old two cylinder.
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I once knew a guy that looked for a place to plow just to break in his freshly rebuild engine.

Was he correct? It was a old two cylinder.
The motor on my 149 was broke in that way. It had only 2-3 hours on it when I went to a plow day with it.
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cleaning and adjusting..882 w/deck and without..group shot w/982..882 will get the 54' hydraulic snow blade..982 will get the 42QA snowblower..also,3-point project for the 982(maybe one for the 882 when I get the battery back to original location)
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Yesterday I used my 149 and 5X8 trailer to go through the woods to my grandpas to get a load of old pallets to burn in my evaporator for making maple syrup.
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