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Old 04-18-2016, 12:36 PM
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Thanks for the pics! Glad you guys had fun and good weather
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Great plow day pics! Thanks for sharing, guys.
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Excellent pictures. Thank you for sharing them and the video. Very cool!
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Where was this held Tim? I saw some Cubs on trailers on Rt 80 around exit 42 when I came through on Sunday morning.
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Where was this held Tim? I saw some Cubs on trailers on Rt 80 around exit 42 when I came through on Sunday morning.
It was in watsontown PA which is about 10 miles off I80.
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one of the guys on GT talk posted this pic, im the 5th tractor from the front. the tractor in the front kept getting stuck so we had to keep stopping and the guy behind me was running so close that one of the times we stopped he hit my plow, he probably couldn't tell i was giving him the look of death because i had sunglasses on.

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Here is a link to all the pictures that I took in PA in April.

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Really enjoyed the pics, you guys have some great looking tractors. Thanks.
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I really really like plow days, but dislike people that abuse them. IE when someone is faster than the person in front of them but ride right up on their butt and keep trying to run you outta the furrow. I had a POS Johnny Popper follow me one time with straight pipes- I couldn't even hear the Farmall H I was driving. Normally if I find myself in that situation as the faster tractor I'll just throttle it down or stop and give the guy/gal a wide berth.
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Here is a link to all the pictures that I took in PA in April.

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