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Old 09-02-2014, 07:05 PM
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My kids helped today clean up some stuff around the yard. We'd load stuff onto the 16' trailer and move it to where it had to go. Also got my cultivator, plow, blade, and yard cart into the garage finally. I think they like helping because I let them do all the driving.

My twins are 7 and my little guy (pictured in the middle) is 5. They love it outside and want to be out there on the hottest day of summer or the coldest day of winter, it does't bother them. I'm so glad they'd rather be outside with me than inside playing games.





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Old 09-03-2014, 01:09 AM
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Great to see the young one's involved, and interested in the outdoor activities. Cubs rock
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Thanks, and yeah they like to be outside no matter what they are doing. They aren't afraid of work either, last week they raked and loaded several carts of cut grass just to go dump them.
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Used the super and hauled Jenn's Fall decorations. Then Jenn took the super for a spin.



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Ah, a little evening work, then some play.
Good for you Allen and Jenn
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Appreciate it, Todd!
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Nice pics Allen. Are you keeping the Super now or still have it for sale?

I got the 129 out today to instill some fear into the green ones. No, not the Deeres, the grass. It's only the second time I've mowed with the 129 but I'm really enjoying mowing with the hydro. My yard has a lot of forward to reverse and involves lots of shifting with the 100. The 48" deck does cut down on the seat time a little.
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Thanks Adam.
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Nice pics Allen, love the headlight shot. So, what exactly are call decorations? Enquiring minds want to know.
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