Its here!!
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gordyy
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sorry for the thumb there LOL I am not a great photographer lol
been playing in the street and the drive way fooling around trying to stay out of the driveway as I cannot even get up it in 2 wheel drive LOL
just a lil bit of mud it is in the high 30s today supposed to hit 50 tonight and just found out one area of town is getting flooded as we spead time to go help sandbag!!
been playing in the street and the drive way fooling around trying to stay out of the driveway as I cannot even get up it in 2 wheel drive LOL
just a lil bit of mud it is in the high 30s today supposed to hit 50 tonight and just found out one area of town is getting flooded as we spead time to go help sandbag!!
bandit67
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Good luck with the sandbagging.
Sounds like you guys are having a rough time of it up there lately.
Oh, by the way, nice new rig.
Sounds like you guys are having a rough time of it up there lately.
Oh, by the way, nice new rig.
diesel_nut
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I played golf today...............sorry just had to rub it in.
That is a unique tractor. Will have to look it up.
That is a unique tractor. Will have to look it up.
JTKub
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She's a beauty! I love curved boom arms on those loaders. You gotta get that deck off there for winter/loader use though!!
Joel
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gordyy
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just got home
and a suprise my son pulled up He is living in Moorhead going to school at the tech college for diesel tech.
He stopped by the Garden Hut in Fargo and brought my box blade and my tiller home with him.
I had mentioned it to him last night and He said he was moving some of his house hold stuff home to his apt here as he is done with class study and is starting his work internship at the shop that is sponsoring him. He has worked for that shop since he was a sophomore in high school, they actually paid his tuition for both years in exchange for him working for them for a couple years his boss is a personal friend of mine, in fact my older son also works for him but he didnt want anything to do with school once he was done at HS. They offered to pay his tuition too but differnt strokes for different strokes
anyway here are a few more pics
and as for the deck I hope I dont have more snow to remove lol
been playing with the bb a bit but the drive is so darned muddy its just soup
roughed it up with the scarificer teeth dug a bit of a ditch to get the water to flow and put it away.
and a suprise my son pulled up He is living in Moorhead going to school at the tech college for diesel tech.
He stopped by the Garden Hut in Fargo and brought my box blade and my tiller home with him.
I had mentioned it to him last night and He said he was moving some of his house hold stuff home to his apt here as he is done with class study and is starting his work internship at the shop that is sponsoring him. He has worked for that shop since he was a sophomore in high school, they actually paid his tuition for both years in exchange for him working for them for a couple years his boss is a personal friend of mine, in fact my older son also works for him but he didnt want anything to do with school once he was done at HS. They offered to pay his tuition too but differnt strokes for different strokes
anyway here are a few more pics
and as for the deck I hope I dont have more snow to remove lol
been playing with the bb a bit but the drive is so darned muddy its just soup
roughed it up with the scarificer teeth dug a bit of a ditch to get the water to flow and put it away.
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gordyy
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gordyy
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the kid had such a grin on his face when I got home and saw him driving down the driveway to unload I thought Id have to chisel it off
a pleasent suprise
a pleasent suprise
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Congrats on your new investment...looks like old man winter might have met his match.
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gordyy
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finally used it for something this weekend other than playing in the mud in the driveway.
took it for a drive down the road and filled it at the station a 1/4 mile away.
we are experiencing a major flood up here was stopped by and engineer and asked if I could fit thru a small gate
went back dropped the 60" box blade put the tiller on for ballast and unloaded a trailer load of sandbags thru a fence behind some houses was very impressed with traction with the loader I know I had at least 750 lbs on at one time
Then when I got home I had to play with the tiller very strong even if the ground was a bit wet
had fun got it muddy and probably picked up a few weeks work hauling sandbags out after the flood is over
took it for a drive down the road and filled it at the station a 1/4 mile away.
we are experiencing a major flood up here was stopped by and engineer and asked if I could fit thru a small gate
went back dropped the 60" box blade put the tiller on for ballast and unloaded a trailer load of sandbags thru a fence behind some houses was very impressed with traction with the loader I know I had at least 750 lbs on at one time
Then when I got home I had to play with the tiller very strong even if the ground was a bit wet
had fun got it muddy and probably picked up a few weeks work hauling sandbags out after the flood is over
