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Old 06-17-2014, 11:22 AM
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Nice set of cubs, looks like you have plenty of room for more!
Thanks, Lew!

That is where the Deere sleeps. Also have the Bushhog and 7' sickle

Once I transfer the Gravleys and attchments to the barn I will have a nice space in the shed for the current Cub fleet. There will still be an empty stall in the barn You may be on to something
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The Sycamore has started it's annual shedding. Got some seat time on the super with the lawn sweeper.



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Looking good Allen!
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Old 06-19-2014, 11:12 AM
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Thanks Mike!
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Sniff, sold my # 1250 the other day. It's been my main grass killer for 2 season's now & has never failed me.
But it found a good home. The guy was thrilled with the price, all the extra's,

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One more to thin out? Think maybe the # 127?

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The Sycamore has started it's annual shedding. Got some seat time on the super with the lawn sweeper.




dont know anything about Sycamores but it looks like some huge chunks?

Are they heavy?

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It's not heavy, Nik. Just bark from the Sycamore.
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I cut some grass with the 1863

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A sweep a day keeps Allen a Happy, happy guy.
Looking good as always buddy
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