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What brand tires you got there? Look like some meaty lugs!
Those are Deestone D405. Picked em up for a mere 13.99 each, mustve been a mistake
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Got the Fall decorations put up, and got Jenn's Christmas decorations.



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Good work Allen, helping the little woman out.
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Appreciate it, Todd!
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Allen, you need proper attire for those jobs. I'm thinking a "pilgrim" hat for the fall decorations and a Santa/elf hat for Christmas. I guess a straw hat for spring?
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Allen, you need proper attire for those jobs. I'm thinking a "pilgrim" hat for the fall decorations and a Santa/elf hat for Christmas. I guess a straw hat for spring?
That would be something else, John!
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We need some snow!!!!!😀
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After servicing the engine with new plugs, oil and filters, I hung the rear weights. ( see post about the homemade tool in the tool forum) Now the 1882 is ready for winter. Some of you may remember the "dirty girl" post when i brought this one home. She has had a makeover and is ready to play again. Stan
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After servicing the engine with new plugs, oil and filters, I hung the rear weights. ( see post about the homemade tool in the tool forum) Now the 1882 is ready for winter. Some of you may remember the "dirty girl" post when i brought this one home. She has had a makeover and is ready to play again. Stan
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Got the yard swept up. May have one more, after this one. Enjoyed the seat time on 121!









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