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[crbr]

Well guys I did! Enjoyed 4 hours on it the first day and many more to come!
Let the work horse work!! HUbby jumped on and did great as well. HE already will be getting some river rock for me to dump on Friday to purdy up the yard. He hasn't quite said, " we should have done this 4 years ago", but that's okay I can tell he's happy. I guess I kinda forgot how to get pictures on here at a normal size, but am working on it.....I'll figure it. Oh, I see its there! Don't go if you have dial up the darn pictures is tooo big. I'll try and resize it.


Thanks for those articles Paul it was good reading!

See ya

Nice looking. A few more pics maybe?

 

[3RRL]

Yeah, really nice looking.
I've always liked the way those Massey's look. They are so proportional and robust in appearance. What other implements did you get with it?
I like that picture too, it's great. Do you think you can get a bigger grin on your face?

 

[zzvyb6]

Appy: I'm also here in Michigan (Brighton). You might now consider getting your own hay equipment to have enough for yourselves and boarders. The 2 of you can easily put up enough hay for your ponies and extras. The time to start planning this is now, before you set up pasture areas. If you can rent or borrow a mower, rake and baler for a season, you'll never buy someone elses hay again. I'd even be willing to show you how its done with a "small" tractor. ALso, watch for the Budweiser Team to be coming to Howell Nov. 23rd for a parade thru downtown. Either stop in or I can help you get it done next June/July. Best for your horses and even better for your wallet.

Press & Argus - www.livingstondaily.com - Livingston, MI

 

[Appygirl]

I received a 5' bush hog in the deal.
I need to get my camera going as it was my SIL taking the pics. Yep, my grin was pretty big, good thing we have ears

I don't have enough land to take on haying and it would also take up more time away from my horses as well. Just need a back blade,spear,and a drag to complete what I need. I know of some auctions going on and am familiar with pricing so maybe I can find a deal some where.
I plan on improving my small pastures now that I have a tractor and in doing that I can lower my hay needs.
I don't boarder other horses as I am a small breeder of foundation appaloosas and I like my own rules!

So far I'm pretty happy with the power shuttle It's a tractor and doing the hard work I need it to do at a much, much greater speed!! Definitely knocks alot of time off the chores. I only have a couple of stall for emergency or what ever; so my horses are outside where they are most happy.


c/ya