Pictures of the Ex and some Punk Rock Chicks
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jimmyj
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Nice post Jason. Looks like a grand day and lots of fun. I love how people do such good work on the antiques.
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Scooby074
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Thanks for the compliments. Was alot of fun. Probably my daughters favorite outing of the year.
The antiques are really well done. I should have taken more detailed shots but i was being dragged by a excited 4 yr old
I had some shots from the main show ring, of the heavy horses, barrel racing etc. but they didnt turn out with my little camera (too dark).
The antiques are really well done. I should have taken more detailed shots but i was being dragged by a excited 4 yr old
I had some shots from the main show ring, of the heavy horses, barrel racing etc. but they didnt turn out with my little camera (too dark).
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Played out and asleep (with her eyes open
We call that pose "The Woodchuck".
Seen it many times performed by our two girls.
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Scooby074
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We call that pose "The Woodchuck".
Seen it many times performed by our two girls.
LoL. Woodchuck.. ill have to use that.
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Jason, thanks for the pictures. It looks like you and daughter had a great day. I'd bet the reason she likes the BX is it's more her size.
That Landini has the most radical curl cylinder mounting I think I have ever seen. It seems that their lift arms are so curved that they had to mount the curl cylinders way out to be able to have enough travel to get a full dump on the bucket. I don't think I've ever seen a mounting point extended that far out in front of the arms. Those cylinders would really be hanging out there if you were working in brush.
JohnDeere4300
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Nice pictures Jason!!
Looks like you all had a great day.
Thanks for sharing!
Looks like you all had a great day.
Thanks for sharing!
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Good Afternoon Jason,
Thanks great pics and cute lil girl !
The yellow International Super A with the Canadian maple leaf on it, something seems strange on that machine ! Where the hydraulic unit should be mounted on the torque tube is an open hole ? Also all the levers associated with operating that hydraulic unit that should be mounted next to the throttle are also strangely missing. Just seems strange, thought I would point that out, maybe the owner is still working on it...
Thanks great pics and cute lil girl !
The yellow International Super A with the Canadian maple leaf on it, something seems strange on that machine ! Where the hydraulic unit should be mounted on the torque tube is an open hole ?
Also all the levers associated with operating that hydraulic unit that should be mounted next to the throttle are also strangely missing. Just seems strange, thought I would point that out, maybe the owner is still working on it... 
mcd176
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Thanks for sharing your day with us Jason, Theres nothing like looking at tractors and spending time with your little girl! I know me and my daughter love those kinds of outings.
-Mike
-Mike
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Me too. And when no one is watching I bounce up and down in the seat, turn the steering wheel back and forth and make engine noises!
