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Old 04-25-2014, 12:59 AM
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Was a nice day in NC, so I got the cubs out for a ride.
Tractors look good as always Allen
Got them bad boys fenced in so they can't get out, or so no one get's in?
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Old 04-25-2014, 01:01 AM
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Killed grass with the 1782, man I like that monster!
Lucky, lucky by the time we get mowing season it'll be almost time to get the decks back off for winter
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Got a couple more tractors out of the moth balls today.
782 and 100
Tractors look good Todd!!


I plowed 2 gardens today with the 125, and tilled one with the 1811. Then took the 125 home and started plowing mine..... till it rained. 125 started running rough at the end, guess now I have to work on it again. Never replaced the points and condenser. Got a set on the shelf, guess they'll go in. One of the gardens was a new one, and for the life of me I couldn't tear up the sod! Couldn't pull the plow through it, and had trouble tilling it!! Never happened before, but then again, I hadn't seen sod almost 4 inches deep in a while either!! Oh well, finally broke it open with a tiller. Let is sit a day or two and see if it will plow. (Nearly impossible to plow loose soil, but I'm hoping it will work cause I only tilled maybe 3" deep.) If not, till, till, till.... People were great! Paid more than I asked each time! Made about $100 with the cubs in a few hours! I am happy, happy, happy!
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Might be sacrilege to some, but at least it's a cub pulling the green guy! First task for my new machine, amateur arborist and yard clean up!
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Old 04-25-2014, 06:28 AM
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The 782 and 1872 look great Allen as they always do!
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Old 04-25-2014, 11:32 AM
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Appreciate it, Todd & Mike!
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Tractors look good as always Allen
Got them bad boys fenced in so they can't get out, or so no one get's in?
That's right, Todd! Don't want anyone to get in, when they do, they always want to buy a cub...lol.
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Jenn and I took the cubs for a ride, then I used the super for some hauling.

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Lookin good on that Super Allen !
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