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Old 08-14-2018, 07:56 PM
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This is at local auction, I may check it out.
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Old 08-14-2018, 08:18 PM
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That one looks pretty modern. I think the old ride kings look pretty cool.
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Lew, buy that little cutie, join the Knights Of Columbus and become a clown and with your little clown lawn mower go to nearest parade. I am sure Coop and other nearby members will be in attendance to cheer you on!
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If I go I'll have to wear Depends, I be laughing so hard!!!!
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Old 08-14-2018, 08:47 PM
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Guy at one of the shows wanted to trade me one for a 128. Said it was NOS and had sat in the showroom window for many years. The older ones are neat. The first “zero turn” mower
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There is one for sale near me on let letgo right now.. cute little thing lol
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That's so ugly that it's cute.

I think you should buy it. Looks fun.
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Lew, buy that little cutie, join the Knights Of Columbus and become a clown and with your little clown lawn mower go to nearest parade. I am sure Coop and other nearby members will be in attendance to cheer you on!
I am already a clown, I do not need no parade.
But there are a few surprises and it is near a knights of Columbus.
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Guy at one of the shows wanted to trade me one for a 128. Said it was NOS and had sat in the showroom window for many years. The older ones are neat. The first “zero turn” mower
Wasn't this one the first zero turn in '63?

That's a real classy ride for you Uncle Lewy!! Add it to your collection. I have never seen one of those before, but it looks like a real knee jammer.



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I am already a clown, I do not need no parade.
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