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Old 02-09-2012, 09:25 PM
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Default 7th Annual PA Plow Day April 13-14, 2012
Hey Everyone! The PA Plow Day is coming up April 13-14, 2012 in Danville, PA. Hopefully we won't get rain on Saturday this year. I've gone the last two years and it is a blast! I'm hoping to have my 1650 done and ready to go. Spread the word and lets try to out number the green ones...
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I hope to make it to Danville for my first ever plow day.

I have my 125 and my brinley plow all "roughed in" on set up.


( I have a set of 8.50 ags )

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dont forget the most important thing ,,,,,,, a camera
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dont forget the most important thing ,,,,,,, a camera
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I would go if I wasn't 14 hours away.
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I don't live very far away from Danville and am planning on going but with no tractors BUT I will take my camera.
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I don't live very far away from Danville and am planning on going but with no tractors BUT I will take my camera.
Too bad you couldn't do both.
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Would love to be there, I will keep it in mind. Looks like your near Bloomsburg about in the center of the state , little south of I-80.
Would be great to see a bunch of the folks plowing. I have other things that may keep me from this event so I agree We want lots of cub pictures in the dirt!
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Too bad you couldn't do both.
Duke, I would love to take the 2086 but I don't have a plow for it yet so this year I just plan on taking the camera.

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Would love to be there, I will keep it in mind. Looks like your near Bloomsburg about in the center of the state , little south of I-80.
Would be great to see a bunch of the folks plowing. I have other things that may keep me from this event so I agree We want lots of cub pictures in the dirt!
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Chris believe you me I will take so many pics everyone will get tired of them.
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102-D Wide tires,creeper,headlights--42inch deck and CW36 snow thrower.
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1961-PTE-"O", needs lots of work.
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I too live kinda close but the date will have me in Topeka Kansas hopefully posing with my second love a wild turkey. Good Luck to all. If you all are real good I will pose with the son-in-laws farmall C. I know it is not a cub cadet but it has a FEL.
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