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Old 07-15-2015, 10:43 PM
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Wow, you had a really good day today--a great friend and great tractor for that four-letter f-word I like to hear, "FREE"! Another one found a good home and will soon get the TLC it needs. Keep us posted on your progress on it. Was the IH blade part of the deal, too?

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Old 07-15-2015, 10:57 PM
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Wow, you had a really good day today--a great friend and great tractor for that four-letter f-word I like to hear, "FREE"! Another one found a good home and will soon get the TLC it needs. Keep us posted on your progress on it. Was the IH blade part of the deal, too?

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Yes, he is like a son to me. What is on the trailer, was the whole deal. It will be some time till I get to this one as I have 2 others to do. A 125 and another 105. When I get done I'll have two 125's and two 105's, three decks and two plows. Will I be ready for winter and summer or what? Oh,and I have a green one with a deck too.
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Thanks guys, I really did have a good day. It's absolutely great to be retired.
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It's absolutely great to be retired.
old guys rule.( atleast thats what my neighbor says )
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Free is always good. When you have to put money in them, you don't need to consider an investment first.

It IS good to be retired, but I have found retirement to be hard work.
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It IS good to be retired, but I have found retirement to be hard work.
Man,you got that right
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Great score on the free 105 and blade. That's my favorite series of Cubs.
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105s are my favorite too. Congrats.
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Free is always good. When you have to put money in them, you don't need to consider an investment first.

It IS good to be retired, but I have found retirement to be hard work.
True on both counts.

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Way to go on the 105! Nice save! You'll have that thing up and running as it should be.
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