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Old 09-03-2012, 11:15 PM
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Thanks for the great pics, Conner!



There's gonna be much more tomorrow...If I do some mowing with it!



Since I bought this tractor, I really haven't gotten to mow much with it..I just tried it out on some spots on the farm.
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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.
I'm glad you didn't sell that deck too. Get yourself a set of the pins and springs for the rear hookup and it will make it an easy job to put it on and off. With a little TLC that deck will out last anything else you could put under it.
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Did some mowing! This thing cuts really nice..even with dull blades!





Not to mention the tractor...Man, this thing is nice! I found even more bells and whistles today, when the sunlight hit the dash just right....Sure didn't know it had a fuel or temperature light!
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Did some mowing! This thing cuts really nice..even with dull blades!





Not to mention the tractor...Man, this thing is nice! I found even more bells and whistles today, when the sunlight hit the dash just right....Sure didn't know it had a fuel or temperature light!
Sharpen the blades. grease it up good and it will give you years of service. The best thing is the women love a man with a Big Deck
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Sharpen the blades. grease it up good and it will give you years of service. The best thing is the women love a man with a Big Deck



Yes they do..But not to many Cubs with Big Decks!
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Well, I got some diesel in it...As I was too low to finish mowing the front yard. Then got sidetracked as my new 682 came rolling in, and soon Adam came with my new carry-all, also!



Here's some pictures of the super-smoker finishing the yard with the carrier on..I think its a good match!
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Well, i put on the Brinly today to plow up my soybean plot. I found out that it was a little to wet lol. I was all over the place. Here is a pic!!

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Well, i put on the Brinly today to plow up my soybean plot. I found out that it was a little to wet lol. I was all over the place. Here is a pic!!

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It appears that your Brinly has hardly NO dirt on it...What's the deal?!?!




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