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Old 08-12-2013, 11:11 PM
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Cool pic Adam! Your soil looks dark! You shouldn't have trouble growing corn. Maybe you need some Nitrogen!
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Picked up some weights for the 149/FEL yesterday, made a bracket and tested it out today, decided to move the 127 to the bone yard.

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IHinINYour sweet corn looks better than mine, So does your tractor
That is 1 good looking 129


cub123 Great picture of the front loader in action
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Cool pic of the 127 hanging from the loader.

I filled the 129's tires with washer fluid. The rears have 4 1/2 gal in each and I went ahead and put 2 gal in each front tire. I thought I could get 5 gal in the rears but the Tru Powers are a little smaller than advertised. They measure 22 x 8 instead of 23 x 8.5. I might have gotten 5 gal to fit if I laid them on their side when I filled them but I did it with them on the tractor.
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Neat pics, Ben!
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Cool pic of the loader in action Ben!
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Cool pic of the loader in action Ben!
Ben I think you can save that
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Jenn and I took the cubs for a country ride this evening. Such a beautiful evening for it!



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Looking good ACecil and Mrs.ACecil
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