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Nice pics Allen, love the headlight shot. So, what exactly are call decorations? Enquiring minds want to know.
Your mean Jenn's Fall decorations. She likes to decorate the house for Fall time. She has the plastic pumpkins, and things like that ...lol.
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Ran across this picture just now. Youngest child moving a box of about 70 uninflated soccer balls. Of course the cub makes a handy machine to have around.

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Installed some new Terra Grips I found on Amazon. Tried them out by moving some gravel with the bucket. Not too bad at all. We don't typically get much snow here, but maybe this year they'll earn their keep.
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Used the 782 and super and lawn swept the yard. Got to run them both...lol.





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Installed some new Terra Grips I found on Amazon. Tried them out by moving some gravel with the bucket. Not too bad at all. We don't typically get much snow here, but maybe this year they'll earn their keep.
Good lookin' grippers, should ride good
I'd gladly send you our snow if I could, and leave all the winter attachments in the barn
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Good job Allen, keep those leaves off the lawn
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Finally a nice cool day in NC. Got to do some hauling for Jenn. Time to lawn sweep the yard again.

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