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Old 07-23-2013, 07:34 PM
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Funny of the day, I let a local farmer cut the hay on my property. Well with all the rain we have had lately he managed to get his JD stuck and I had to pull him out with the BX2660. Granted he was not buried or no way the BX would have done it but I found it funny that the little baby BX saved the Big Deere. Wish I had pics.
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No pics?!?! ..... It didn't happen
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Would have loved to see that, Sam...lol.
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anytime something green has to be recused, pictures are a must!
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Best I may be able to do is get some tire track pics
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Pic of the Greene thing and the tire ruts.
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"Here he comes to save the day"
Don't you have a loader on that tractor? You could of dug a hole and pushed it in

That phrase reminded me of the time the john deere dealer stopped over at the farm trying to sell grandpa a 2030 deere, and granddad was always a red tractor man. So he told the salesman he wasn't interested and the salesman kept on and on about this 2030. Well grandpa had enough and said no thanks for like the fifth time. So the salesman said "Carl here's a hat anyway" to which grandpa told the salesman, you wouldn't happen to have an extra hat would you?
Salesman said sure and gave him another one. Grandpa said "thanks, now I got one to s#%& in and one to cover it up with"
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"Here he comes to save the day"
Don't you have a loader on that tractor? You could of dug a hole and pushed it in

That phrase reminded me of the time the john deere dealer stopped over at the farm trying to sell grandpa a 2030 deere, and granddad was always a red tractor man. So he told the salesman he wasn't interested and the salesman kept on and on about this 2030. Well grandpa had enough and said no thanks for like the fifth time. So the salesman said "Carl here's a hat anyway" to which grandpa told the salesman, you wouldn't happen to have an extra hat would you?
Salesman said sure and gave him another one. Grandpa said "thanks, now I got one to s#%& in and one to cover it up with"
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