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Old 11-24-2011, 10:26 PM
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shoot the underside of that deck before winter storage with graphite paint. it does help some what. Great job!!!
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Did some plowing last Sunday and still waiting for my firestones. I did get to try the 2 bottom in one garden did an alright job would of done better with the new tires and rim guard tho. Heres a pic of a little smoke more to come.
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Old 11-24-2011, 10:54 PM
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Cool pic, you're putting the diesel to work!
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I sure was!!! Thats how it looks almost the whole time the plow is in the ground lol
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Old 11-25-2011, 11:32 AM
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I sure was!!! Thats how it looks almost the whole time the plow is in the ground lol
I have to figure out how to get mine to do that when plowing

Unless I bump the throttle it just purrs right along smokeless.
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Did some plowing last Sunday and still waiting for my firestones. I did get to try the 2 bottom in one garden did an alright job would of done better with the new tires and rim guard tho. Heres a pic of a little smoke more to come.
Can't wait for more pics please post them now!

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I have to figure out how to get mine to do that when plowing

Unless I bump the throttle it just purrs right along smokeless.
DWayne you need a two bottom plow to make it roll the smoke out.
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DWayne you need a two bottom plow to make it roll the smoke out.
Well I now have the main plow to work with. Just need another 12" plow to do some fabricating with.
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Completed the re-assembly of the 10 inch plow for the 147R. Still need to make some corrections to the plow set up after seeing some pictures on here. Actually turned over some sod in the yard by accident.
The shot on the right is the before clean up picture.
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It has FINALLY come to the end of the mowing season. Spent most of the day sunday cleaning touching up the tractor rebuilt the steering with heim joints. Cleaned the deck and repainted the underside getting ready to put it away
Nice job on the deck and clean up !
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