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Got the 54" hooked up today. I need ALOT of weight in the back now.
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Today, I used the 1782 to move a JD wagon gear that I will soon repair some welds on, paint, and put a wooden bed on to use for hay.




This was kinda fun going up a hill with, as the "smoker smoked"!
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HAH.. I better stick with wheel weights, they will be cheaper.
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Load the tires and get some wheel weights and chains. LOL



Today, I used the 1782 to move a JD wagon gear that I will soon repair some welds on, paint, and put a wooden bed on to use for hay.

This was kinda fun going up a hill with, as the "smoker smoked"!

Conner you better paint that wagon Cub colors or we will have to kill you LMAO
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Awesome pics, guys!
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Yesterday, I pulled the gear over to the gravel, where I took the wheels off and got ready to put the wooden bed on.
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Today, I got the big ol' 60" back under the hoss. Now that we are getting rain, the grass is growing again...and the last thing I'm gonna do is let my mother have all the fun mowing with her Troy Built!





Glad I didn't sell that deck..It is a nice outfit with the smoker.
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