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Old 04-18-2013, 07:17 AM
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Lucky you Mike!
Looking forward to seeing green grass here
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Thanks Todd and Allen!
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Old 04-18-2013, 07:18 AM
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Guess I should have looked closer when I got home from work, I didn't notice any roller marks in my yard!!!!
Sorry buddy! As it was I was 4 hours rolling!
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Old 04-18-2013, 08:36 AM
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Got the valves readjusted on the Diesel and put the deck under it and cut some grass. Ain't nothing like mowing with a diesel!
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Old 04-18-2013, 11:30 AM
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Got the valves readjusted on the Diesel and put the deck under it and cut some grass. Ain't nothing like mowing with a diesel!
Cool deal, Adam! Bet the smoker was sounding good!
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Got the valves readjusted on the Diesel and put the deck under it and cut some grass. Ain't nothing like mowing with a diesel!
Nice! Where's the pics?

I'd love to mow with one of the smokers. Unfortunately, in the past 24 hours we've gotten 3-4 inches of rain and flooding everywhere.

Last year was a drought so we need the rain, now it won't stop raining.

Farmers itching to get in the fields, me itching to get some seat time.......
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Got some much needed seat time tonite rolling the yard with the 1050!
Mike I roll and aerate at the same time slacker.
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Mike I roll and aerate at the same time slacker.
Some of us aren't lucky enough to have that kind of equipment!
Next time you are up drop that off for me!
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finally got the deck on the 1650 and mowed the yard for the first time this year....god i love how an old cub cuts...cant beat it
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Some of us aren't lucky enough to have that kind of equipment!
Next time you are up drop that off for me!
I would but didn't see any cat 0 cubs in your fleet. Plus the shipping fee's might take up half your fleet for payment.
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finally got the deck on the 1650 and mowed the yard for the first time this year....god i love how an old cub cuts...cant beat it
Brandon awesome pic. I love mowing with these awesome cubs! Awesome garden in the back ground too!
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