RobertBrown
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You screwed up because now she knows that seat time ain't really workin.
I think I lost my tractor!
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kubotaman83837
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I agree. We need to take away your brotherhood card. We can't let them know our tractor is really our toy
OP
rpraymond
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Unfortunately it won't fit through the barn door with the ROPS up so she goes slow. There's no chain on the bucket and she wants me to show her how to run the snow blower on the L3430 but that's going a bit too far! And to think 20 years ago she lived in Manhattan.
Ken45101
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Seriously, that bucket is too high. I realize she only had a light load, but high bucket, ground obstacles hidden by the snow, no ballast, small tractor, and ROPS disabled is asking for trouble.
Ken
Ken
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rpraymond
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TripleR
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Before she retired, my wife use to "relieve" me while mowing if she was home; didn't make any difference if I was tired or not. Since she retired, the 2660 has become "her" tractor.
I think I am in love with your barn too.
I think I am in love with your barn too.
brandoro
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A lot of people here with "barn envy". Unfortunately I resemble that remark.
TripleR
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Here is a picture of ours, it is over 100 years old. It is not as nice as the OP, but we like it.
It has been reconfigured over the years; sure wish I knew what it looked like originally. The feeding troughs were made of hand hewn logs, but were thrown away during one of the modifications.
It has been reconfigured over the years; sure wish I knew what it looked like originally. The feeding troughs were made of hand hewn logs, but were thrown away during one of the modifications.
dcyrilc
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Wow, another beautiful barn. I'm so jealous of you guys. Mine should be decient if I can ever get it finished.:laughing:
