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Now Look What You Made Me Do... New TC-40DA
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NorthwestBlue
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Larry,
About that support group. Can I check my wallet at the door?
NorthwestBlue
About that support group. Can I check my wallet at the door?
NorthwestBlue
BruceNorthEast
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NorthwestBlue:
Welcome and congrats, very nice looking rig. Looks like you've got the property to use it on as well.
Things are pretty well frozen up at my end (okay, it's been unusually warm for the past couple of days but last weekend I froze and probably will again this one /forums/images/graemlins/blush.gif - and the ground/dirt is all rock hard...
I see you got a box blade with your machine, what kinds of things you got planned & are things workable where you are or do you have to wait a few more months like I do?
Anyway, welcome to the club. Looking forward to reading more about your exploits and seeing more photos.
Bruce.
Welcome and congrats, very nice looking rig. Looks like you've got the property to use it on as well.
Things are pretty well frozen up at my end (okay, it's been unusually warm for the past couple of days but last weekend I froze and probably will again this one /forums/images/graemlins/blush.gif - and the ground/dirt is all rock hard...
I see you got a box blade with your machine, what kinds of things you got planned & are things workable where you are or do you have to wait a few more months like I do?
Anyway, welcome to the club. Looking forward to reading more about your exploits and seeing more photos.
Bruce.
kozak
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- New Holland TC35D c/w FEL, ACCO Allis 1614
Whooo-Hooo NorthwestBlue,
Some of the nicest shots to come thru for awhile & commentary too. Thanks. Really nice to see both of you LOVE your new best buddy. My wife has not even gone on my tractor let alone driven it. That's incredible, I really like that shot of your wife looking away as she takes out that tree. That is your wife right.... /forums/images/graemlins/blush.gif Looks like it with the same red sweat-top as earlier shot.
Beautiful looking property you have there. Made in the shade !!
Congratulations to both of you & family TOO !!
Stay Safe.
Vic
Some of the nicest shots to come thru for awhile & commentary too. Thanks. Really nice to see both of you LOVE your new best buddy. My wife has not even gone on my tractor let alone driven it. That's incredible, I really like that shot of your wife looking away as she takes out that tree. That is your wife right.... /forums/images/graemlins/blush.gif Looks like it with the same red sweat-top as earlier shot.
Beautiful looking property you have there. Made in the shade !!
Congratulations to both of you & family TOO !!
Stay Safe.
Vic
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NorthwestBlue
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Ron,
Thanks. I just had to get a picture when I got her home. The flash reflecting off of the trailer made it hard to see, but with a little contrast adjustment... there you have it
Thanks. I just had to get a picture when I got her home. The flash reflecting off of the trailer made it hard to see, but with a little contrast adjustment... there you have it
PineRidge
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Nice to meet a new guy with a great looking TC40DA plus knows how to take great pictures. Glad to have you on the <font color="blue"> BLUE </font> team. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
BTW If your lady isn't already using the seat belt please start her out right.
BTW If your lady isn't already using the seat belt please start her out right.
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NorthwestBlue
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Hi Bruce,
Thanks for the nice welcome. It was pretty cold when those pictures were taken. The box blade just scraped across the frozen ground. Since then its been mostly rain and getting pretty soggy. I managed to bury the front wheels while moving some dirt to fill in a small pond. I used the loader to lift the front end and push the tractor backwards until the rear regained traction. Don't know if that is how your supposed to do it, but it worked, and I didn't break anything.
It's a new property for us so the plans keep popping up. Grandma cottage, workshop, etc.
Time and money.
Thanks for the nice welcome. It was pretty cold when those pictures were taken. The box blade just scraped across the frozen ground. Since then its been mostly rain and getting pretty soggy. I managed to bury the front wheels while moving some dirt to fill in a small pond. I used the loader to lift the front end and push the tractor backwards until the rear regained traction. Don't know if that is how your supposed to do it, but it worked, and I didn't break anything.
It's a new property for us so the plans keep popping up. Grandma cottage, workshop, etc.
Time and money.
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NorthwestBlue
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Thanks Vic,
Yea, that's my wife. She still surprises me with what she is willing to try. Don't think she'll be on it much, but it was cool to see her give it a try. Besides, she is the one who told me to get the "bigger" tractor. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
Yea, that's my wife. She still surprises me with what she is willing to try. Don't think she'll be on it much, but it was cool to see her give it a try. Besides, she is the one who told me to get the "bigger" tractor. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
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NorthwestBlue
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LarryD
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<font color="blue"> Can I check my wallet at the door? </font>
You can check your wallet at the door but...
"Prepare to be assimilated. We will add your biological and technological distinctives to our own. You will adapt to service us. Resistance is futile."
You can check your wallet at the door but...
"Prepare to be assimilated. We will add your biological and technological distinctives to our own. You will adapt to service us. Resistance is futile."
