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Old 10-12-2012, 02:39 PM
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Bruce sweet pics and tractors!
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Old 10-12-2012, 06:15 PM
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I got the 1872 (BUBBA) out yesterday to get ready for the plow season and did some seeding with my new harrow cart a couple weeks ago .
Nice cubs! That 1872 looks mean
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I got the 1872 (BUBBA) out yesterday to get ready for the plow season and did some seeding with my new harrow cart a couple weeks ago .
Great looking cubs, Bruce! I especially like the 1872!
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Old 10-12-2012, 09:29 PM
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Cool pictures of the Cubs bruce s
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Yesterday I media blasted my front blade and extra frame and painted them. Today I found out that my 100's 42" deck has a loose middle spindle.
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Got the new Brinly on the 1782 and played...
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Yesterday I media blasted my front blade and extra frame and painted them. Today I found out that my 100's 42" deck has a loose middle spindle.
Nice 100 and good job on your blade!
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Very nice, Conner! How did the smoker and plow do?
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Got the O out on Craftsman leaf sweeper duty. If only my 123 was as reliable as the O! It was a great day to get some seat time. I could almost ignore the 180 degrees of free play in the steering system :-)
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