TODAYS SEAT TIME

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daugen said:
A woman in a tractor is a powerful thing.
This is where hydrostatic makes all the difference. Learning curve isn't steep
and confidence is built quickly.
She gets an attagirl. If we are still allowed to say that...;)
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Yeah, I just wish she'd move the seat back when she gets out. :D
 
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That's only because we haven't thought them to leave the seat up for us yet.
 
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I keep trying, it may sink in some day
 
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not me and no pictures, but my wife used the tractor yesterday to pull out a car that was stuck from our yard. she hosted an event for the master gardeners she teaches at our house and though they wern't supposed to park on the yard they did and one got quite stuck. i am quite proud of her.
 
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terryknight said:
not me and no pictures, but my wife used the tractor yesterday to pull out a car that was stuck from our yard. she hosted an event for the master gardeners she teaches at our house and though they wern't supposed to park on the yard they did and one got quite stuck. i am quite proud of her.
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It sounds like they flunked the first test. ;) Perhaps she should warn her students that next time she's pulling them out with the grapple.
 
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I think that we had a record snowfall with this latest storm, at least as long as
I've been living here (33 years). We had 24 inches when the photos were taken
last night, and then another 3 inches overnight for a grand total of 27 inches. I
haven't seen this much snow in one storm since the blizzard of 78. I was living
in Nashua NH at that time. The Bobcat with the Pronovost Puma 74 got a good
workout, along with the Ariens 26 inch blower. Just came in from doing a final
cleanup.
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