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Old 08-04-2020, 09:46 PM
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Hey guys, hope everyone is doing well. Jenn and I have been having some work done around the house, and the 1512 is getting a new home. We're having some work done to a shed my grandpa built many years ago. New doors will be next. Had to have the doorway widened. Hope to be done real soon.







Also got to take the 1512 for a city drive!

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Old 08-04-2020, 09:52 PM
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I'm thinking the 1512 will like staying in the newly remodeled shed.



At first I thought you sold it.


Did y'all make it through the storm okay?
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Old 08-04-2020, 09:59 PM
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Thanks Todd! Yep, we were very fortunate with the storm.
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Its always good to get things put away where they belong. Looks good.

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Looks to be a nice storage building!! Hope its above the "high water mark"--NOAA has issued new hurricane predictions and it ain't looking good for the next couple months!! I know you guys are subject to flooding.
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Allen shed looks great. When you finish I am in need of something like that!

On a weather note; went to my moms near Whiteville today to try to do the mowing. If they have any more rain those folks will be catching catfish out of their backyard! Took the 1450 out of my dads building to mow, had to hit the high spots, too much standing water. I will be taking the shotgun next time I go to swat mosquitoes. Sorry Allen didn't mean to high jack your post.

Great job on the shed.

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Looks like you’ll have plenty of room for more Cubs now Allen. You don’t want the 1512 to get lonely in there. Haha
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Thanks guys!

The 1512's new house, is almost done. New doors were installed today.

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Got this pic this evening, with the doors open.

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Looks good! Who is on the roof?
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