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thanks guys

the farm is out in the mid-eastern part of PA. dirt roads, cows, and a whole bunch of nothin. i love it out there.
I hear ya, Ken! Nothing like the country!
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I started my cub 122 yesterday checked charging voltage and was over 15v so today pulled in garage took voltage regulator off cleaned to make sure good ground. Took cover off ran some sandpaper thru points put back on rechecked 12.2v. went back and checked again when running charging less than battery voltage slightly moved adjustment screw now 14.7 volt hope all is well now
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Not today but last weekend.

I plowed my drive 4X over the weekend (17" total)

This was my final plow from the overnight dusting. Besides more seat time I found it easier for me & my # 127 to plow in stages rather than TRYING to move all that snow at one time. Gotta push all the snow to the end of my drive against the little round-about we have thats in our cul-dusac.

At 4deg. it was BRUTAL. My goose down hunting jacket sure does the trick.

Never posted a video before but I hope it works?

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Nik, looks like the doggies were having fun. Nice vid, now I remember why I moved to Georgia.
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Great vid, Nik!
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Got the limbs picked up from the Saturday night storm. Glad this is all, I had to pick up.

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Looks good Allen! Not to many limbs!
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Thanks Mike! I'm glad it wasn't much. Folks north of us had a lot more to clean up.
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Allen, Nice looking rig. I envy that cart.
Very comfy looking winter seat cover.
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Allen, Nice looking rig. I envy that cart.
Very comfy looking winter seat cover.
Thanks, I appreciate it!
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