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Old 10-31-2011, 10:17 PM
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Clay,
See you got some snow. Good timing on the blower.
You putting tri ribs on?
I hauled wood with the 86, and tinkered with the 147R.
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Today my tractor buddy came over to help me on the boom project and he said he wanted to try to plow with the 128. I told him yes and than i put the plow on and i show how to plow. I plowed up my pulling track because it was not level. He had a ball! He told me he buy a plow for his JD 112 soon than we can plow! I love a little sit time!
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Old 11-04-2011, 08:34 PM
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Today my tractor buddy came over to help me on the boom project and he said he wanted to try to plow with the 128. I told him yes and than i put the plow on and i show how to plow. I plowed up my pulling track because it was not level. He had a ball! He told me he buy a plow for his JD 112 soon than we can plow! I love a little sit time!
Sam he's going to be hating life once he tries to plow with that 112 and sees that it doesn't pull it as easy as the 128!
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Old 11-05-2011, 12:06 AM
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Sam he's going to be hating life once he tries to plow with that 112 and sees that it doesn't pull it as easy as the 128!
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Old 11-05-2011, 12:21 AM
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Sam he's going to be hating life once he tries to plow with that 112 and sees that it doesn't pull it as easy as the 128!
Nice one!

Actually guys. He might be on to something. I think MrGitrdone41 is trying to get a good deal on a plow from his buddy.
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Old 11-05-2011, 08:35 AM
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So you ask what did I do with my Cub today. Well I looked at it as I was driving my John Deere out to do some work.




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So you ask what did I do with my Cub today. Well I looked at it as I was driving my John Deere out to do some work.




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So you ask what did I do with my Cub today. Well I looked at it as I was driving my John Deere out to do some work.




That's funny I looked at my dead Deere while working with my Cub
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Gonna be humping 8 yds of mulch with the 2072 today as soon as my hands thaw out !!
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So you ask what did I do with my Cub today. Well I looked at it as I was driving my John Deere out to do some work.




Yea if you were driving the cub it wouldn't be work so I hear ya. It would be play time!
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