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Old 03-10-2013, 08:21 PM
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Nice pics Allen and Jen!
I was actually in short sleeves today too! It was 63 here today! Yippee!
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Old 03-10-2013, 08:24 PM
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Good pix Allen and Jen. It was really good to see you yesterday. Sorry I couldn't have stayed longer, but good to spend a little time with you both at least.

GREAT Cub weather today!

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Old 03-10-2013, 08:24 PM
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Josh,
congrats on your new super.There very few here, Mike has them all.
Nice blade macman1
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Easy fix.
Allen either you have dirt on your face or it is a full moon tonite.

I took of the 10.50 ags that I picked up last month off the sears rims.I will need some tubes.I have a nice set of rims waiting for them.
Pics when I mount them.
Bring on plowday.
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Old 03-10-2013, 08:38 PM
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I got the 44A deck out for the 1250 yesterday and washed it. The spindles are a hair bit loose but I am going to just grease the crap out of them till next winter when I'll have a chance to rebuild them. This week I am going to put new gator blades on it. Before I put the blades on though I am going to coat the underside of the deck with this http://www.certifiedlabs.com/certifi...me&pName=QUROX It basically stops all rust. It comes in a quart bottle and you just brush it on. I'll try to take some pics when I do it. My dad uses this stuff on salt trucks at work and it is the real deal. You can buy it at NAPA.
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Old 03-10-2013, 09:16 PM
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ACecil and Mrs.ACecil
Great pictures, The 100 is looking good pulling the cart
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Thanks guys! Glad y'all enjoyed the pics.
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Allen and Jenn,
Nice pics of the crew. No short sleeves here.

Lower 40's, raining since Friday, snow pack melted, frozen ground yet, so there's water and flooding everywhere. Now we do need the moisture, but need it IN the ground, not running away into the creeks and rivers.

Teaser pic of the new super. More in a new thread.
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Tried out my sand blaster on a set of front wheels. Painted and now waiting for paint to DRY!!!

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Turned a little dirt on Sunday with the super smoker.
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Nice pics Todd!
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