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I the ags and newer front tires and changed the oil when i came home from work. To prepare for tiller to go on the back of it lol! I hope i can go get it soon so i can use it in the garden this year.



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Thanks I did! I tilled 3 gardens Friday and 4 Sat before the rains hit. I found out that sticks and tillers don't play well together, I got some pics hope your happy with them.

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Allen and Todd awesome pics! The one pic looks like Jake is ready to paint a tired.
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Nice job tilling there Duke, only that stick, up here that's considered a hunk of fire wood! Nice PIC's! Glad to hear you beat the rain!
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Nice tilling pics Duke! You were busy!
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Nice job tilling there Duke, only that stick, up here that's considered a hunk of fire wood! Nice PIC's! Glad to hear you beat the rain!
Thanks Bill! I hit two layers of plastic while tilling it and that stick was under them. This garden had been a volley ball court but had been sitting unused and they turned it into a garden. So that's why there was two layers of plastic.

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Thanks Bill! This past week I've been busier then I would have liked. Once we dry out I'll till our garden one last time before we plant. I even rolled the 782 into the garage when the rain started. I hope to have that project finished up so I can get some seat time on it. I'm tired of seeing it sitting around with no tins on it.
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Thanks I did! I tilled 3 gardens Friday and 4 Sat before the rains hit. I found out that sticks and tillers don't play well together, I got some pics hope your happy with them.

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He loves to do that...lol! Probably got it, before the pic was taken.
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