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Old 10-26-2014, 01:09 AM
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The 122 was on leaf mulch duty first thing this morning. Got to keep the neighbors happy oh how they love me.
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Old 10-26-2014, 01:12 AM
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Fall display looks good Diz
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Old 10-26-2014, 09:51 AM
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i plugged four yards. my 124 earned it's keep.
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Old 10-26-2014, 10:44 AM
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Old 10-26-2014, 09:31 PM
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Haven't got the boat out since about 2 months before my transplant. So we got it out, ran it for a bit, then charged both batteries in preparation to take it out today. Well it was really windy, so that didn't happen, but the cub got to play a little bit yesterday.





I don't know how she always manages to get in my pictures!! haha
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Rolled a little coal and sod today. Getting ready for a green plow day in Preston Georgia on November 8th. Got a little run time on the 882, 1572 and the 1772. The 1772 never got warmer than 180 and it was 75 degrees here today.
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Rolled a little coal and sod today. Getting ready for a green plow day in Preston Georgia on November 8th. Got a little run time on the 882, 1572 and the 1772. The 1772 never got warmer than 180 and it was 75 degrees here today.
Very very NICE looking diesels you have Oak!! Does a great job plowing! I used my 982 along with my drag to level off 2 potato hill rows so i could moldboard plow garden. 3 passes and all leveled out. Works great behind 982 and can adjust scraper angles with middle lever on drag.
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Looks like somebody had fun today
Great pictures plowing Todd
Big red and drag look great Jerry
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Old 10-28-2014, 10:11 AM
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bolivier Good looking rig

Oak Impressive Lineup

dirtcowboy The 982 looks good pullin the drag
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Rolled a little coal and sod today. Getting ready for a green plow day in Preston Georgia on November 8th. Got a little run time on the 882, 1572 and the 1772. The 1772 never got warmer than 180 and it was 75 degrees here today.
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