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Old 09-05-2011, 03:59 PM
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Way to go Allen, Congrats!! It looks great and you just make it look even better! That Duke guy is ok, I don't care what you guys say about him .
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Old 09-05-2011, 04:24 PM
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How does it run allen? Does It need any work to become a plowing beast. I noticed there's not a 122 in your sig anymore???
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Old 09-05-2011, 04:54 PM
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Congrats Allen, but how U going to twist your wrist, or tear your arm half out of it's socket, plowing will be too easy,will U become board??? LOL! I'm building a hydro lift machine WF, your new NF is sure great!!! But beware of Duke he can be fickle! Next U know he won't even park near U at plow days!!!
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Thanks guys!

Nick, the 100 runs great! It plowed nicely yesterday.
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Nice 100 Allen. That hydraulic lift will spoil you. Your other 100 will get jealous since it'll get left at home during plow days.
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Appreciate it, Adam! The other 100 will still have work to do.
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In all the excitement, I forgot to mention, the 122 is going back to Duke. We made a trade!
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In all the excitement, I forgot to mention, the 122 is going back to Duke. We made a trade!
Oh yeah the 122 is coming home!
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I also forgot to show a before pic so you all can see how much the 100 has changed from when I had it to how Allen wanted it. Not that he didn't want the loader Evan just beat him to it!
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It definitely looks different!
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