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Old 08-12-2011, 06:02 PM
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I speak from experience when I say, the diesel fever is really bad too!

You are SO right about that....
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Old 08-12-2011, 06:41 PM
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Nice 1650 Duke! How many hours are on it?
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Nice 1650 Duke! How many hours are on it?
How could anyone know? Once it rolls over 600, you don't really have any idea how many times it's rolled over.
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That's so unfair!! I want a dual hydro 1X50 in the worst way. You should bring it up to mn for me
Tell you what Nick, I'll share it with you! I'll use it for the next 40 years then you and use it the 40 years after that!

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Nice 1650 Duke! How many hours are on it?
Thanks! I'm not sure I haven't looked but Evan put a hour on it last night after I mowed the field er my yard yesterday!

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How could anyone know? Once it rolls over 600, you don't really have any idea how many times it's rolled over.
So true! I haven't even looked at hour meter yet.
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Old 08-13-2011, 04:34 PM
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Get your wallet ready and your heart right and we can get you started on that fever real quickly.
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Get your wallet ready and your heart right and we can get you started on that fever real quickly.
I thought we had a deal on the 1200 for the 882! I was even going to throw in the plow to sweeten the deal!
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I thought we had a deal on the 1200 for the 882! I was even going to throw in the plow to sweeten the deal!
Thats fine, but you had better get some more sugar. That deal isnt sweet enough....yet
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Thats fine, but you had better get some more sugar. That deal isnt sweet enough....yet
How about Duke throws in a FEL???
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Old 08-13-2011, 06:11 PM
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[QUOTE=Methos;87168]Tell you what Nick, I'll share it with you! I'll use it for the next 40 years then you and use it the 40 years after that!

hmm so i get it when i'm 57 i guess that wouldnt be so bad..... nahh thats waiting too long! haha
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