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Not my yard but I don't think they'll mind.

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Got the 121R wired up and put tubes in the front tires. Drained the gas out of the 121R and the 2284 along with a couple of the other color toys for winter storage. Took the Harley out for a ride. Had a great day!
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Did some work with the cubs today. Used the 1250 and blade to dig out dirt inside a barn to pour concrete in. Then put the deck on it and mowed around the house. After that I put the blade back on and spread out a load of lime in my sister's new horse barn. First pic is me using the 1650 to pack the lime, second pic is of my friend using the 1250 to spread lime
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Now all you need is for Allen to team up with you with his sweeper.
Allen's sweeper could keep up with the peco. That this is awesome. To bad I have more trees in my yard.

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Got the 121R wired up and put tubes in the front tires. Drained the gas out of the 121R and the 2284 along with a couple of the other color toys for winter storage. Took the Harley out for a ride. Had a great day!
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Did some work with the cubs today. Used the 1250 and blade to dig out dirt inside a barn to pour concrete in. Then put the deck on it and mowed around the house. After that I put the blade back on and spread out a load of lime in my sister's new horse barn. First pic is me using the 1650 to pack the lime, second pic is of my friend using the 1250 to spread lime
Adam awesome pics! It's great to work the cubs.
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Looks like everyone had a great day! Thanks for the pics, guys!
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Not my yard but I don't think they'll mind.

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Thanks for the much needed seat time!!! This thing is sweet! Not sure which i like more the vac or the 782 but im sure glad its going to be cared for.

The peco will be thats for sure! Still cant believe how well it pulls up the leaves.
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Got some lawn sweeping done. Here's some pics and two vids! Hope y'all enjoy them.










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just too cool Allen
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Very nice Allen.All you need is a corn cob pipe!!!
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Excellent vids Allen. When are you going to let Jenn have some seat time?

Had the smoker out doing "move the trailer" duty... man does that thing move along easily, even with a heavy trailer behind it.

What a great day to be outdoors!
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