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Old 03-15-2012, 10:08 PM
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I had a neighbor friend call me up and ask if I was ready to turn a little dirt this evening. Dumb question... Im always ready. Went a couple houses down the road and he and I got his dirt turned over in his garden spot. Its always nice to get the plow shined up. Plus he filled my tank back up and bought me supper. Cant beat that!! I also got the chance to try out my new work light. That sucker is brighter than the headlights in my truck.

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I am jellous! My garden is under about 2 inches of WATER!!! Pretty lucky to be shine'n up a plow this time of year!

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Thanks for the pics, David! I bet, you and your friend had a great time!
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I am jellous! My garden is under about 2 inches of WATER!!! Pretty lucky to be shine'n up a plow this time of year!
You know Mike, we have a plow day coming up next weekend. You need to get down here for one of them!! Im sure there would be plenty of nice machines you could make a lap or ten on!!


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Thanks for the pics, David! I bet, you and your friend had a great time!
We sure did Allen. His little 8hp Sears can turn a mean furrow. But its great fun indeed
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David pics look great! You made out like a bandit on that deal!
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David pics look great! You made out like a bandit on that deal!
Thanks Duke. I sure did, he takes good care of me!
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Called another neighbor and was telling him about my little plowing adventures yesterday, and he said come on over and lets do mine! So away I went. He has a JD 400. Really nice machine and can get the job done easily

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Dang David, you're getting plenty of practice for PD!
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