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Old 10-21-2014, 11:43 PM
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Default Tilling the garden today.
I tilled the garden with my 1650 and #1 tiller today. I had so much fun I want to make another garden to plant corn in for next year.
http://youtu.be/Usxfn3BMmfY
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Old 10-22-2014, 12:24 AM
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And Thank You Jeff for the parts that made this possible.
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I could watch that all day. Thanks Keith!
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I trapped mice trying to make a home under the engine cover.
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I tilled the garden with my 1650 and #1 tiller today. I had so much fun I want to make another garden to plant corn in for next year.
http://youtu.be/Usxfn3BMmfY
It made quick work of the garden. Wish my ground was as nice as what you have. My stuff is more like a rock garden. I have to just crawl and be ready to pull the tiller up fast.
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I trapped mice trying to make a home under the engine cover.
Jon hates snakes, I hate mice. Glad you got them before they got your tractor.
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Old 10-22-2014, 10:39 AM
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Jon hates snakes, I hate mice. Glad you got them before they got your tractor.
And I hate spiders. This the time of year every creature is trying to get in. A 5gallon bucket half full of water with a 2x4 on top works for mice and rats very well.
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I hate snakes and big nasty looking spiders! Mice and rats I don't like either, I just stomp their butts! Lol naww took the 1211 out and mowed for awhile tonight after work . Tonight was a first night in awhile I didn't have to work my second job. Mowed for an hr was getting very dewey when I came in about dark .
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Had the 149 and 169 out today mowing and blowing some leaves.
The Daughter wanted to set up her fall display so i figured i might as well get the Cubs involved







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Glad to hear it, and great pics, Diz!
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