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Working on them and with them keeps you out of her hair and that should be enough.
Get a tiller and make her some flower gardens. Get a sweeper and keep the driveway clean. If it's gravel, get a box grader to keep it smooth. Get a side mount brush cutter and keep the property edges trimmed and tidy. For just another few thousand bucks, you could have plenty of uses.
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Find another deck and let her help with the mowing.
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Sell it and go out drinking every night and golfing every day.
Then remind her how happy she USED to be. |
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buy a bunch of machine tools and make parts for it to sell.
Will keep you out of her way all winter! Very profitable too!! Ask me how I know this!!
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Get a nice cart for it! Best way to say good bye to the wheelbarrow!!!
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If you do everything the Forum Brains Trust has recommended she will be one very lucky lady
Oz
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My wife says I do not listen , at least I think thats what she said |
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My acre is on a rocky hillside. I have three different trailers that I pull with my SGT to do work around the yard. This week I'll be distributing wood mulch around the lot to cover bare spots and control erosion.
I recently added a small winch $50 @ HF) to the front mule drive bracket. I have used it to move deadfall trees, large rocks and to lift a heavy hinged deck section for spa access. I also use a box blade for dirt moving. I have a disc harrow for gardening and landscaping. |
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I also have 2 acres and the 1650 has cut my mowing time in half as I used to use a Gravely walk behind. Then I got a Brinley cart and it has saved a huge amount of labor moving landscaping materials, rocks, blocks and also firewood. We have a small orchard and it's been handy picking up the prunings for the burn pile or chipper. Give it time, ideas or chores will come to ya. One time the wife came home with about 600 lbs of soil amendments. Got all of it stacked in the cart and delivered them to "designated" spots in only one trip.
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I hung this Agri-Fab rake on the 782 and cut my driveway raking down from almost 2 days to less than 2 hours. I also have a mini-haywagon and a utility dump trailer to haul stuff around the property. Saves an awful lot of time.
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2005 CC GT2544 1980 IH CC 782 1957 Cub Lo-Boy 1993 Craftsman LT4000 |
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