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Old 11-17-2015, 10:39 AM
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I acquired this mower in a multi-tractor deal a few years ago and I do not know much about it. Im assuming its homemade, but if anyone has seen anything like this before or knows anything abut them please let me know. I would be interested in selling also. I have more pictures available too. Im located in Newton, IL.
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Old 11-17-2015, 10:43 AM
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Looks like it's homemade but I'd like to see more pics of it.
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Looks like it's homemade but I'd like to see more pics of it.
Ditto to that
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LMAO, I figured that I would be the only knucklehead to want to see more pictures of that...
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LMAO, I figured that I would be the only knucklehead to want to see more pictures of that...
You calling me a knucklehead?
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In a round about way... I guess I am!
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It looks to be homemade. Like Sam, this knucklehead wants more pictures.
To the original poster, you live 35 miles from me, I'm in Casey. I student taught in Newton way back when.
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Gosh.....I'm surrounded by knuckleheads!!! Wouldn't be bad if I was on a Harley.

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And all this time I thought you liked me, now I'm bummed.
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