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Old 11-20-2010, 04:18 PM
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Default The 127 99% done!!
I finally got the '127' decals on. Now I just need to get the seat re-done. It was too beautiful to let it sit inside today! I got the rest of the kids out too. Today was the last leaf mulching day for the 2544 so I decided to put the blade on. Now it'll stay in the 50's all winter!! :biggrin2.gif:

Again, I want to really thank everyone on here who's helped me out. You guys are the best!!!! I think I want something red next.
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Old 11-20-2010, 04:21 PM
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She looks beautiful Gary! Fine job!! Now.....whats your next project?:biggrin2.gif:

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Old 11-20-2010, 04:27 PM
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Thanks Jeff. There's a lot of your stuff on the 127, so be proud!! I'd love to get a '82 series, or something with hydraulics.... Ultimately I'm not picky. I was telling my wife I could easily fit 5 more in the garage!!!
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Old 11-20-2010, 04:52 PM
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Great work Gary. Where do you get the seat redone?? 50's Man, will be 16 here for the low tonight!
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Awesome job, Gary! The cubs look great!
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great looking job on the 127, looks like you have a nice group of cubs there. a little of the old middle and new, and a fantastic view of the WV hills.
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Next project...... How about I drop off my 127 to you and you make it look like yours hahaha. Great job man I am way jealous.
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Nice job!! Great looking fleet
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Sminkey - last year we got 2' on dec 18th and literally 10" every weekend until March. That was the most snow I have ever saw. We had already had a couple snows by this time last year, it's been REALLY mild so far... 64 today.

Jay - you drop off that 127 and let me keep those monsters you got on the rear and we'll call it even!
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Gary,
Your tractors are all very nice. You have done a great job on the 127. We like ours very much too. They are a great little tractor.
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