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buckeyefarmer
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Sure is, we pulled a lot of logs out with it. Even hooked cable up in trees and pulled them over.
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Sure is, we pulled a lot of logs out with it. Even hooked cable up in trees and pulled them over.
bindian
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I agree. Back in high school, my friend and his two brothers showed Holstein's and won major awards. All of their cows were ornery.
hugs, Brandi
hugs, Brandi
bindian
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Is that dozer a 350? That would be a poop chute trap door. 
hugs, Brandi
hugs, Brandi
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buckeyefarmer
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Is that dozer a 350? That would be a poop chute trap door.
hugs, Brandi
1010 with gas engine. That thing tried to kill me but I loved running it.
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I’d kill for a little (diesel) dozer like that with winch on back.
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buckeyefarmer
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No tilt blade, manual angle. But dad more than paid for it selling timber we pulled out.
Course I also remember when the track would come off out in the woods and a lot of other work required on it.
Course I also remember when the track would come off out in the woods and a lot of other work required on it.
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buckeyefarmer
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My oldest brother running the dozer. I remember hanging beef off that tree limb when butchering.
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buckeyefarmer
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Dad on the 8N. Mom wanted a board fence so dad built the fence back in the 70s, It's gone now.
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buckeyefarmer
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This was a guy doing some work at the farm, I know they did some work on the pond dam.
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We have some long sledding hills
