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Looks good as old and better than new
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Scrappy the Ugly O and I doing some serious aerating this afternoon (the other log has conveniently just fallen out for the 3rd time just as my wife showed up with the camera). That little 7 horse did a good job hauling the plugger up and down with 170 lbs of wet timber on it.

All that and Dukes favorite color(s) too! A great day for Cubbing.

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Spent 3 hours on the 2284 killing grass.
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Nice work on the deck nikster

Looking good on the old O, jbrewer
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Went to the farm today and brought the 1250 home because there is not enough room at the farm and it doesn't get used there. Now it will share mowing duties with diesel and hopefully get some upgrades like ag tires and headlights soon!
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Great pics, guys! Thanks for sharing them.
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Scrappy the Ugly O and I doing some serious aerating this afternoon (the other log has conveniently just fallen out for the 3rd time just as my wife showed up with the camera). That little 7 horse did a good job hauling the plugger up and down with 170 lbs of wet timber on it.

All that and Dukes favorite color(s) too! A great day for Cubbing.

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Is this the Original that you mentioned?

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Went to the farm today and brought the 1250 home because there is not enough room at the farm and it doesn't get used there. Now it will share mowing duties with diesel and hopefully get some upgrades like ag tires and headlights soon!



Tractors look great, Adam!
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Tractors look great, Adam!
Thanks buddy! It bugs the crap out of me when they are dirty especially since they have good paint.
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Is this the Original that you mentioned?
That's it, in all it's multicolored glory.

As the cragislist ad said "Woods Fresh"

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Scrappy the Ugly O and I doing some serious aerating this afternoon (the other log has conveniently just fallen out for the 3rd time just as my wife showed up with the camera). That little 7 horse did a good job hauling the plugger up and down with 170 lbs of wet timber on it.

All that and Dukes favorite color(s) too! A great day for Cubbing.

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John she's a little hard on the eyes but as long as she runs good! She doesn't look that bad just a shock to see the yellow trans on the back.
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