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Old 12-11-2011, 10:25 AM
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129 looks good with the front blade
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Well gang, it has been some time now. Finaly figured out how to post picts. here once again. So, here it is the 71 ready for winter duty. I'am currently restoring the 72 now the very best I can.
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Nice looking 71 John!!
Lets see some pics of that 72 now!
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Well gang, it has been some time now. Finaly figured out how to post picts. here once again. So, here it is the 71 ready for winter duty. I'am currently restoring the 72 now the very best I can.
John, where did you get those lights? Dig em' gives it that older tractor look.
Looks nice
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My 127 after a tear down restoration. Also, my father in laws 107's, one mower and one front loader. The loader moved 3 piles of dirt that big last summer about 30 yards.
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My 127 after a tear down restoration. Also, my father in laws 107's, one mower and one front loader. The loader moved 3 piles of dirt that big last summer about 30 yards.
That's some great looking tractors! Is that a Johnson loader moving that awesome dirt?
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Thanks, yeah that loader moved all 30 yards of it. It was def a good workout for it but she handled it well. We also used a custom built tandem axle hydro lift trailer that my father in law built to clear the topsoil for a driveway that we put in as well. Great use of the Cub's last summer.
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Great looking fleet of cubs!
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