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Old 05-02-2013, 08:49 AM
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Everything looks very nice!! Thanks for sharing the pictures
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You've been a tear this winter and I've enjoyed your restores. Thank you for sharing them with us!
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Wow! You got more done in a winter than I probably could in the rest of my life! Retired or independently wealthy?
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Wow! You got more done in a winter than I probably could in the rest of my life! Retired or independently wealthy?
Neither, unfortunately. I'm a couple years from retirement, but the kids are grown and I enjoy spending time in the shop with my two German Shepherds. My primary hobby is woodworking, but the house is full of furniture, and the wife said "There's no more room." She hasn't said "no more tractors" yet.
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Neither, unfortunately. I'm a couple years from retirement, but the kids are grown and I enjoy spending time in the shop with my two German Shepherds. My primary hobby is woodworking, but the house is full of furniture, and the wife said "There's no more room." She hasn't said "no more tractors" yet.
Key word "YET"
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Nice work! Do you have more pictures of the tiller?
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I am at the "YET" point, although, self inflicted!!

A man can only afford so many batteries!! And how much oil can you change a year?

That reminds me, I need more grease. < My bearings without grease
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Thumbs up winter tractor work
looks great sawdust !

I'm only a one tractor guy ... you folks that have a CC for each attachment ... i'm in envy.

enjoy ! spring might arrive soon ...

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Super job in very nice tractors
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Very busy indeed there dad. I have enjoyed all your threads, really like the way the 72 came out. I will be contacting you on some wide frame advice if and when I ever get one. Nice work and awesome fleet of tractors.
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