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Old 05-31-2011, 12:20 PM
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Another nice hot day and dry dirt finally. Went to my brother in laws and disc'd up his garden that I had turned over a couple of months ago. Not too bad looking. Dirt was nice and loose by the time I got done. I do now see how some of the backs of fenders on Cub's can get bent up . Get the concrete too high up and it can hit when raised. At least all I have to do is touch up with paint. No body damage.

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Awesome pics, DWayne! Looks like the 782 and disc did a great job!
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looks good, love the hubcaps.
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Thanks guys, hoping to have rear hubcaps soon.
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ya, really cool pics. Love to see a garden going up.
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Looks good! Sucks to hear you scratched the paint though!!
Now all you need is a nice Brinly planter to go behind that 782 and get some sweet corn in that garden.
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Looks good! Sucks to hear you scratched the paint though!!
Now all you need is a nice Brinly planter to go behind that 782 and get some sweet corn in that garden.
Great pics too!
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Looks good! Sucks to hear you scratched the paint though!!
Now all you need is a nice Brinly planter to go behind that 782 and get some sweet corn in that garden.
I was showing the wife one of those last night. Trying to ease my way into having one ...
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Nice job on the garden Dwayne!
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Garden looks good, Dwayne!
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