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Old 06-21-2014, 10:19 PM
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Nice pic of the 1572, Steve!
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Nice pic of the 1572, Steve!
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You da man Nik, hopefully there won't have to be a next time changing the coil

I cut the lawn with the B.B. 1650 again this week. Man I really like this tractor with the 50" deck hydraulic lift and tri ribs. Get's the job done faster and much easier on the shoulders
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Good to hear Nik and nice looking 1572 Steve!
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Got some serious seat time with the 1863. After all the work that I've done to her, I think she'll last me many years to come. I wish the grass hadn't been so wet, I swear it was clean before I started!! I plan to do a little after-market mod to it; I've seen a couple other guys do it and I like it, so I think I want to cover the foot rests and bottom section of the fenders with Rhino Liner. Should clean up the looks of her quite a bit! Oh, and track down a none-cracked hood. But mechanically, she's sound!

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Old 06-22-2014, 12:02 PM
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Looks good Ryan!
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Sprayed a little PPG paint on a 3165 that's going on CL soon. I think I scored more runs then the Atlanta Braves have, one. My fault, I had about an ounce left in the cup and started getting crazy with it, guess I'll keep my day job.
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My buddy that is a painter calls those deer whistles.

Did some mowing and sweeping with the 1864 today.
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Doesn't look bad at all Todd! Just remember it's going on CL anyway!
Nice pic Travis!
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Thanks for the nice cub pics, guys!
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I'll do anything for some seat time! Got a rocking chair from my brother, and gave it to our neighbor. You can't beat free delivery!



My buddy got to try the super out. I think he liked it!

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