Leaves
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75H2
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Nice pics,
I live on the western side of the commonwealth. Our leaves all dropped 2 weeks ago. Now is the "ugly" time before the snow makes everything look nice. Hope the Mrs. didn't bust your chops too badly for using your tractor to haul leaves
I live on the western side of the commonwealth. Our leaves all dropped 2 weeks ago. Now is the "ugly" time before the snow makes everything look nice. Hope the Mrs. didn't bust your chops too badly for using your tractor to haul leaves
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CompactTractorFan
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Nice pics,
I live on the western side of the commonwealth. Our leaves all dropped 2 weeks ago. Now is the "ugly" time before the snow makes everything look nice. Hope the Mrs. didn't bust your chops too badly for using your tractor to haul leaves
No, my mom thought it was a good idea (I'm 15...:laughing
.rswyan
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I'll bet she did :thumbsup:No, my mom thought it was a good idea (I'm 15...:laughing
zman007007
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You are just using that for an excuse to use the tractor. You should be pulling that tarp by hand to get some exercise. Just kidding. LOL zman :thumbsup:
75H2
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No, my mom thought it was a good idea (I'm 15...:laughing
Lucky kid!. At 15 all I had to use was a 11HP Craftsman
LostInTheWoods
Platinum Member
No, my mom thought it was a good idea (I'm 15...:laughing
Are you getting an allowance for your tractor "chores"? That'd be the ultimate...getting paid to have fun...I mean work
... on the tractor.
rekees4300
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Why use a rake when you have a backhoe to gather the leaves?
sixgun
Bronze Member
Kyle,
When I was 15 I was driving my dad's 1970 Plymouth Fury (a multi-colored and heavily dented ginormous box of metal). Now, mind you, even though she had the lines of an M-1 tank I loved her dearly for many reasons that I will not elaborate on here.
The fun you are having and the memories that you are making on that orange tractor will stay with you for a lifetime, if you are lucky.
As your signature says...keep on tractorin'!
When I was 15 I was driving my dad's 1970 Plymouth Fury (a multi-colored and heavily dented ginormous box of metal). Now, mind you, even though she had the lines of an M-1 tank I loved her dearly for many reasons that I will not elaborate on here.
The fun you are having and the memories that you are making on that orange tractor will stay with you for a lifetime, if you are lucky.
As your signature says...keep on tractorin'!
75H2
Silver Member
I learned to drive in our yard in my dad's '69 dodge dart. It was a POS that no longer passed inspection. I helped him to clear the yard with it when he was building our new house. So long as the tree wasn't too big I got to ram into them in reverse to knock them over. I couldn't imagine doing that today. Or what the neighbor's thought. But, that was the GREATEST thing for a kid who was just learning to drive.:thumbsup:
