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Old 04-14-2014, 06:58 PM
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Where was Sam Mac today!??

I Think he was trying to till, but, could not get the belt on the tiller.

Can anyone help him?



We need a office pool, who can be first to identify everything on the trailer?



I gotta admit, I went with him!!



OK, we need a vote, is this the best part of the trip?



HOW many hours did it take?

Who votes for a total restore?
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I do! You need to either restore that pizza or replace it back to my oven. You dirty rotten scoundrels--got in my house while I wasn't looking. Shame on you! Now, fun's over so put 'em back!!! Next time I'll be ready for you and set a trap.

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Very nice Haul, is that a 149 or 169? Brinly cultivator, tiller, Haban sickle bar mower, How many hours did it take?
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Nick you fogot the NOS concrete block.
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, How many hours did it take?
We will know, when Sam Mac gets home!!
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Nick you fogot the NOS concrete block.
Sorry, that is not a concrete block, we are in Virginia,,,,,,, that is a cinder block!





(cinder blocks weigh 1/3 the weight of a concrete block,,darkminion_17, can you COD mail Sam Mac a real concrete block? )
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Nobody mentioned the replacement front axle, CI wheel weights, mower deck,

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I like my pizza fire baked in a brick oven, not a cinder block oven. Now, someone owes me a pizza!

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Nice 149 with some original lights and wheel weights, along with a good cultivator (can't tell if it has shovels or not, and certainly a great shape sickle!!! In short, great haul and I hope you had a safe return home.
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Olives and extra cheese. Pizza and calzone look tasty. That picture is missing one thing that goes great with the other two.

Oh yeah, almost forgot, great pick ups on all the goodies. So 149 or 169?

Edit: it's a 149, sweet
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what about lew's favorite? more wheel weights....
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