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Old 04-28-2014, 04:49 PM
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Greene fever would be my guess. Looks like a lawn sweeper on steroids.
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Kurt Smith could make you one of those I'm sure if you wanted one.
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It's a mower! It has a reel mower for a header. It's not the first mower I've seen turned into a combine. There's a guy here in my town that has a model of a Gleaner. It's actually pretty cool! I'd like to build one someday. It's on the list along with an articulated 4X4 and a 2+2. (Someday....... someday.)
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That is definitely different!
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I can see me working around my trees with that thing

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Why not? The guys got talent and I suppose it's no different than us, he had a dream and made it come true. More power to him.
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Pretty neat!
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Harvesting dandelions perhaps??? or "toe knockers"?? Picking up walnuts??, Golf balls?? Peas?? green beans??

Pretty cute, that's for sure!!
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Why not? The guys got talent and I suppose it's no different than us, he had a dream and made it come true. More power to him.
Hi, when i was a kid i was always trying to put a motor a sled, wagon or a pallet. Seems i am doing the same thing now 50 years later, just a little different. Mike
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