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archerynut
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Another note, I was able to take a fox last year with my bow. I also have caught one on the game camera in my back yard. He probably wanted to visit the target.
First nice weekend with new 2310
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fireguy1451
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great pics there archery
them trees in the first pics look they could stop a mack truck but great pic's and good to see what the 2300 back hoe can do... makes me want a b/h for my 2300 as well.... when i looked the 2310 series i was a lil skept. about the b/h so i went with the plain 2300 with mmm and fel kinda makes we wish ...
them trees in the first pics look they could stop a mack truck but great pic's and good to see what the 2300 back hoe can do... makes me want a b/h for my 2300 as well.... when i looked the 2310 series i was a lil skept. about the b/h so i went with the plain 2300 with mmm and fel kinda makes we wish ...
Bandybear
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"The tractor did get awfully dirty this past weekend. Have to wait for when the wife is away to wash it and put the first coat of wax on it."
Archery, what sort of post-modern feminist did you marry? According to the Walter E. Williams Handbook of Wife Training, as soon as you are finished using your MF, she should greet you in the driveway with a cold beverage in one hand and a grease gun in the other hand. Once she has finished greasing and washing it, you may give her a break so she can get you a second drink before she starts waxing the 2310.
Archery, what sort of post-modern feminist did you marry? According to the Walter E. Williams Handbook of Wife Training, as soon as you are finished using your MF, she should greet you in the driveway with a cold beverage in one hand and a grease gun in the other hand. Once she has finished greasing and washing it, you may give her a break so she can get you a second drink before she starts waxing the 2310.
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archerynut
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She's actually a little better than that, she brings a six pack. Great forethought on her part.
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archerynut
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fireguy1451 said:
I think you can get a Woods BH for the 2300 if you are really wishing. Have to get the chainsaw sharpened up for this weekends work. Going to cut u p some of the larger trees. Supposed to have good weather this weekend (well Sunday at least). Turkey season opens this Saturday here in PA so that is going to cut into tractor time somewhat.
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archerynut said:
You are indeed blessed. Good Luck Saturday.
loulblades
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fireguy1451 said:
I hear you. I added the Woods backhoe a few weeks ago. I can now see how much more I could have accomplished over the past few years if I had the BH during that time. So now I am making up for lost fun.
LBrown59
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Your JD must not be much of a mower .archerynut said:
I can't tell the difference between the Cut of My BX23 and my CC GT2554.
My wife and I mowed with both tractors the other day.
After we were done you couldn't tell which tractor mowed where.
keltonkrew
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these cut awesome...you can't tell the cut between my GC and my Cub 2042...mow 1 behind the other offset to cover 60+42"....can't tell where they meet
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archerynut
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LBrown59 said:
The JD is a little 100 series Home Depot special. It mows OK, but not in the same category as the MF'er.