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Old 04-08-2009, 11:34 PM
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Ok, over that past days I've gotton a lot done. monday saw the 149 in the quonset. wouldn't start. new plug, away she went into the garage. pulled the plate off the hydro. I got a sludgey mess there. drained the oil from the engine. put in new 30. today, I pulled the k341 out of the 149. I got the k321 on the hoist and dropped in. got two bolts in and then had to go. all in all, a great day! anybody else do anything?!
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Well today I took the 72 with loader and pulled out all 24 pine tree that my parents plantet 3 years ago that died over the winter.

Pulling them out this time of the year is a sure lot easyer than mid summer when the ground has had a chance to dry out.

Drop the bucket next to the tree, wrap a short chain arounf the trunk twice and hook to bucket. Lift bucket and out comes the tree, roots and all.
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Great work Tyler and Lonny!

As for me, I hauled more limbs with the 100 and cart.
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Old 04-09-2009, 06:15 PM
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Did a little clean up at my parents old place today. Took the 149 and the trailer.


My daughter helped me gather up sticks and branches.


I drug some of the bigger limbs.


It was a nice day to be out doing somthing with my Cub.
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Great pics Diz! Thanks for sharing.
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Pulled a 6X12 mesh-bed trailer with 2 scoops of mulch on FLAT ground. Even ran the mower deck some on way to and fro. Did just fine.
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Pulled a 6X12 mesh-bed trailer with 2 scoops of mulch on FLAT ground. Even ran the mower deck some on way to and fro. Did just fine.
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I put on my new sleeve hitch today. I hope to test it out with the plow at the farm tomorrow.
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Good lookin sleeve hitch. Get some pictures of it in action.
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Awesome sleeve hitch aagitch!
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