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The grim leaf sweeper lmao

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Thanks Ryan...lol! I miss my shorts and sleeveless shirts.
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Thanks Ryan...lol! I miss my shorts and sleeveless shirts.
I don't blame you. Still, look at you; jeans and a hoodie out sweeping leaves while us Northerners spent out afternoon in coats pushing snow. Enjoy it Allen!!
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They say we may have a colder Winter here, along with more snow. I hope so, the 782 will get some work with the blade.
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They say we may have a colder Winter here, along with more snow. I hope so, the 782 will get some work with the blade.
I'll cross my fingers for you, I'm sure by the end of the winter I'll be trying send some snow down your way
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Send it on, Ryan...lol. I know one thing, those twins don't like starting in cold weather. Had a time getting the 782 and 1872 started today. May get a small heater for the shop.
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Send it on, Ryan...lol. I know one thing, those twins don't like starting in cold weather. Had a time getting the 782 and 1872 started today. May get a small heater for the shop.
A block/oil pan heater will go a long way. I had a heck of a time getting my 682 started last winter; at one point, I covered it with a tarp and let a small space heater go overnight when I know I had to use it the next day. This year, I'm hoping I have better luck with the Command engines.
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The rain stopped earlier this evening, so I got the cubs out. We had a warmer day today. The cubs started a lot better. Going to get cold, the next couple days.

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Looking good ACecil
We got snow here today.
I have got to get the blade on the 149 tomorrow.
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The rain stopped earlier this evening, so I got the cubs out. We had a warmer day today. The cubs started a lot better. Going to get cold, the next couple days.
The tractors look like their waiting to be called for work duty.
How cold is cold there Allen? We had teens for a high today to me that's down right cold.
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