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Swept the leaves with the 1872 and Agri-Fab sweeper today. Little overkill, but it is the only tractor that hasn't been put away for the winter...
Had 37 full loads
Great job, Todd! It's fun using the lawn sweeper with a super!
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My neighbor had some trees cut down and didn't want the wood. I've spent a couple days cutting, splitting and hauling some hickory and white oak. Some nice seat time on pretty days. Attachment 69684
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My neighbor had some trees cut down and didn't want the wood. I've spent a couple days cutting, splitting and hauling some hickory and white oak. Some nice seat time on pretty days.
Can't beat free firewood and seat time on a cub
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Looks like Allen is still enjoying the Cubs. Aren't you glad you stuck around Allen?
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I spent the day raking leaves and hauling them out to the field with my 129 and dump trailer. Then, I mowed down the weeds over my new septic system with the 129. The deck got cleaned up and put away for the winter and the front blade went on. I need to make a new lift rod and swap on the turfs w/ chains and IT will be ready to plow snow. I, on the other hand will NOT be ready for snow.

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Looks like Allen is still enjoying the Cubs. Aren't you goad you stuck around Allen?
I sure am, Adam! That's one sharp 129, you have there!
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