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Old 11-24-2013, 07:43 PM
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Looking good Allen!
I don't see white grass there though!
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Got the 2072 out for the first time in awhile and had to take it for a spin!
Got about 3-4 inches of snow but I was just playing!
Nothing wrong with "just playing" Mike
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Nice 2072 Mike, looks mean and ready in natural elements!

Allen, Nice 1872! The IH # 2 yard cart is ready to go!

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Nice Supers Mike and Allen! Wish I could have played today but I was getting ready for the white grass, as we had some flurries last night. Fired up the 1864 (which took forever to warm up) and mulched up some leaves. Then pulled the deck and mule off and cleaned and greased them up. I think I will wait til spring to spray the bottom with this graphite paint I bought at TSC. It was a little cold for paint today! Then fired up the 1811 and pulled the deck and mule to get ready to mount the 450 blower up
Also pulled the 2072 in the shed and cleared a spot to sit the engine once I pull it. Drained the oil overnight so hopefully it doesnt make a huge mess when I tear it apart
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I agree Sam! Plus it is colder then you know what!
Yep I know what. 8:00 PM and it's 20 here, looks like it's even cold at Allen's place, he has long pants on instead of his shorts.
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Thanks guys!

No snow here, Mike. It's cold enough to snow though.

Sam, we had a high of 38 today.
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Nice 2072 Mike, looks mean and ready in natural elements!

Allen, Nice 1872! The IH # 2 yard cart is ready to go!

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Nice Supers Mike and Allen! Wish I could have played today but I was getting ready for the white grass, as we had some flurries last night. Fired up the 1864 (which took forever to warm up) and mulched up some leaves. Then pulled the deck and mule off and cleaned and greased them up. I think I will wait til spring to spray the bottom with this graphite paint I bought at TSC. It was a little cold for paint today! Then fired up the 1811 and pulled the deck and mule to get ready to mount the 450 blower up
Also pulled the 2072 in the shed and cleared a spot to sit the engine once I pull it. Drained the oil overnight so hopefully it doesnt make a huge mess when I tear it apart
Thanks John and Travis!
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That's pretty cold Sam and Allen!
It is 12 here right now!
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