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Cut the grass with the 2100, then dug out the 100 from its winter rest and threw some ags on it that I got from mike (liamd)! Then hauled a little junk wood to the burn pile! Took a few pics for you guys! All that after a spent 7 hours putting all new brakes on the serria!
That 100 all dressed up is just to sweet!
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Cut the grass with the 2100, then dug out the 100 from its winter rest and threw some ags on it that I got from mike (liamd)! Then hauled a little junk wood to the burn pile! Took a few pics for you guys! All that after a spent 7 hours putting all new brakes on the serria!
Diggin the red cart!! Nice 100 too!! X2 on POTW!

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Finished up plowing my new garden with the 125 and mowed the yard for the first time (with the 1811) before it started raining.

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Finished up plowing my new garden with the 125 and mowed the yard for the first time (with the 1811) before it started raining.

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Man I wish my soil looked like that!
I don't live in the part of Illinois where the soil is black and pretty. It's not bad here, but our topsoil is pretty shallow. I was plowing about 5' consistently. Couldn't pull it any deeper than that. Here, you hit hard clay on average at 12". Most of the time the topsoil is good till around 8" or 9". In my garden spot I wasn't hitting clay at 5" but it started getting really hard. Topsoil is pretty good though!

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Get used to that rain, we've got it scheduled for the next 4 days straight!

Nice big garden, btw; looks great! Now how bout some pics of that 1811 in it's spring suit
Yeah, looks like we're all in for a few days of rain.

The 1811 is still wearing it's "coat". LOL. Didn't plan on using it for mowing duty. That's what I decided the 682's job was going to be, but until I get a motor in it, the 1811 will mow. Took the plexi off the bottom of the front of the cab and pulled the doors. Otherwise, looks like it did in the winter!
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Nice location for the garden Jonathan little shade in the corner for your table and chairs to sit and watch the garden grow on a hot summer day.
Oh wait. It will get hot, right?
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