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Old 03-16-2010, 08:31 PM
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Matt, that's a rugged lookin' machine!! Nice tires too!
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Looks good Matt!

And Allen, I want that backrest!
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Your tires look great, Matt!
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Hey Matt! School going good for you?
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Great pics, guys!

I also got some seat time today. Used my plug aerator for the first time, and aerated the yard. Our grass is turning green nicely. Spring is here for us!


While Allen was useing his aerator I tried to scoop up some old mulch and dump into my trailer. Everything was going fine until my tires hit the dirt er red clay under the mulch. I had to hook the truck up to it and tug on it a couple times to get it out. In the second picture you can see I was axle deep and sinking fast. Maybe if I had dual tires on the back like Allen I would have been fine. My wife didn't agree with my enjoyment of the pickle I was in and ever since.
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Got my new front tires on and started building a sleeve hitch setup. The lower mount is made. Now on to the sleeve hitch adapter.
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Great pics, Duke! Your 122 would look awesome with duals!

IHinIN: Your new front tires, and lower mount, are very cool!
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I wouldn't trade my sandy ground here for nothin. But stuff happens haha. Glad your having fun with the loader
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Got my bagger adapted to fit the 782D, so now I can bag grass for the garden with the diesel and 46" deck instead of the little 382H. I also splattered some paint onto the rockshaft for my 582 to keep it from rusting until I get around to installing it.


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So far so good!
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I got the Ag's (26x12's) and the Firestone tri ribs ordered, along with the sleeve hitch and a extreme motorworks eared lower bracket for the 682. The original "Y" brinly adaptor came yesterday for the O. I'll be painting that tomorrow..

I guess I have about another week before I can start keeping up with you guys posting up all the work pics
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