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Old 03-19-2012, 12:41 AM
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I plowed some gardens in the hood today. I didn't take one pic of me plowing as my wonderful wife was going to take some for me but she didn't.

I did get to doing the decals on my box blade and I took some pics! Here's a teaser pic!

I'll update the box blade pic with more pics as well.
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Old 03-19-2012, 06:47 AM
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The box blade looks good with the new decal Methos
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I plowed some gardens in the hood today. I didn't take one pic of me plowing as my wonderful wife was going to take some for me but she didn't.

I did get to doing the decals on my box blade and I took some pics! Here's a teaser pic!

I'll update the box blade pic with more pics as well.

That's almost too pretty to drag around behind your tractors Duke!

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Squatch my dad used to sell fire wood for years every time we got into a poplar we split it and it was fine to burn with. They are so wet they will rot from the inside out.

Awesome pics too!
Thanks, Yeah it will burn fine when it's seasoned. Just burns up so fast it's like throwing balsa wood in the stove.
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The box blade looks good with the new decal Methos
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That's almost too pretty to drag around behind your tractors Duke!

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That means I can do it again when I wear them off!


Bad news on the International decal, I can't get the paper off the top of the letters and the I and A don't want to stick. I've got a IH number for the decal so going to try and track one down or call and have one made local.
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Box blade is looking good, Duke!
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Although no pics I did reinstall the mower truck and finally the mower itself in prep of picking up overwinter debris around the neighborhood.
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Methos cool drag racing pics. I cant wate untill my little boy is big enough to drive one by him self
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Mowed the yard with the 1450 today.
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