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Old 06-23-2012, 02:28 PM
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Tractor is in pretty good shape, there is some oil leaking from the motor, cuts grass okay and looks like the deck was just restored as it is in perfect condition.

Wife is a away at the beach.......hee hee..she'll see it when she gets back.
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Wife is a away at the beach.......hee hee..she'll see it when she gets back.
And the butt whipping will commence
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Nice pickup on the 1200!
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Good looking 1200!
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April 1979 1200 Quietline 44A deck 1988 1211 customized into a 1288 with a K301AQS 38C deck and a 1864 54” deck . Snow blades 42" and 54" . Brinly disk, brinly plow a cultivator and a $5 brinly yard rake!
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Well guys the way that I figure it, she will spend more in one weekend at the beach than I spent on that tractor.........and it will serve a funtion !!1

She will go to several of those little shops and buy a bunch of worthless nick nacks and other crap......come home and give me the ole....."honey look what I bought for the whatever" ....well, I will be armed with a "hmm well lookie what I bought".....ROTL LMAO.

I really don't think that I will get her worked up at all........she won''t be very interested to ask any questions.....she just better not call it a LAWNMOWER!!!!!!

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I have to correct my wife and daughter on the term "lawnmower". It's not a lawnmower, its a garden TRACTOR!
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Yeah, "LAWNMOWER" is certainly not a term that that should be used around these awesome machines.
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Well guys the way that I figure it, she will spend more in one weekend at the beach than I spent on that tractor.........and it will serve a funtion !!1

She will go to several of those little shops and buy a bunch of worthless nick nacks and other crap......come home and give me the ole....."honey look what I bought for the whatever" ....well, I will be armed with a "hmm well lookie what I bought".....ROTL LMAO.

I really don't think that I will get her worked up at all........she won''t be very interested to ask any questions.....she just better not call it a LAWNMOWER!!!!!!

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Sounds like you have a plan anyway
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