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Old 07-28-2014, 10:57 AM
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Neat pics with the headlights and all. Any leads on finding that elusive smoker yet?
Josh, I haven't been looking lately. I'm enjoying what I have.
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Old 07-28-2014, 03:18 PM
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Josh, I haven't been looking lately. I'm enjoying what I have.
Fair enough. Man those headlights are bright!
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Old 07-28-2014, 11:17 PM
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Fair enough. Man those headlights are bright!
They sure are!
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Old 07-29-2014, 09:38 PM
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Cool pictures ACecil and zippy1

Needed to bury a line today.
Used the ripper on the 149 to bust up the ground.







After i got the line where i wanted it, i put the rear blade on and filled the ditch back in.

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Is that ripper homemade?
Where might a guy get one of those?
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Cool pictures ACecil and zippy1

Needed to bury a line today.
Used the ripper on the 149 to bust up the ground.







After i got the line where i wanted it, i put the rear blade on and filled the ditch back in.

Ok, now THAT is awesome. Great job and pics
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Old 07-29-2014, 11:23 PM
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Cool pictures ACecil and zippy1

Needed to bury a line today.
Used the ripper on the 149 to bust up the ground.







After i got the line where i wanted it, i put the rear blade on and filled the ditch back in.

Awesome pics, Diz! Glad to see the 149 in action!
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I don't mow or push snow with my Cub, but I do haul palm tree and lemon tree branches. Kids help too! Push a little rock around for fun sometimes.
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Thanks Diz
Looks like the 149 did an exceptional job with the ripper and rear blade
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I don't mow or push snow with my Cub, but I do haul palm tree and lemon tree branches. Kids help too! Push a little rock around for fun sometimes.
Cub looks good hanging out by the pool
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