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Old 05-18-2012, 12:06 AM
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Heres a few pics from the Ionia NY plow day. Anyone recognize the Pure Plow Machine with the Da Duke tearing up some NY soil.
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Kelly awesome pics! I see you in pics 4 and 6 anyone else we would know in the other pics? Thanks for sharing them with us!
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Thanks for the great pics, Kelly!
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Old 05-18-2012, 07:12 AM
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Duke the first pic is my friend Mel on my 682 and the fifth pic is Earl with his pure plow machine.
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Duke the first pic is my friend Mel on my 682 and the fifth pic is Earl with his pure plow machine.
Kelly thanks! I didn't see the gas can on Earl's smoker chaser so it threw me off a little.
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Thanks for the pics. Glad to see that Earl could make it! Looks like some nice dirt.
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Looks like you guys were having fun!
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Just for kicks I checked Google to see how far Earl went to plow, about 680 miles one way.
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Yes the day was great for plowing. Earl is a fantastic guy. I am glad I had the chance to meet him. Al tho he had a short day because of a break down I still had fun BSing with him. The soil really looked better than it was. It was about 50% sand and if your tires spun just a little bit you would bottom out.
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