dj1701
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The driveway finally dried out enough to get the spring fixing done.
The little tractor that could.
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sandman2234
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- JD2555 and a few Allis Chalmers and now one Kubota
I have a Ford 1100 that did almost anything I wanted, just took more time than I had, so I had to go to a bigger tractor. Those small diesel tractors still do things my 70hp tractors won't do, like mow around trees and into back yards!
David from jax
David from jax
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dj1701
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I have a bigger tractor but did not want to jinx myself by taking the snowblower off just yet.
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dj1701
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This is what the jackass Lowes drivers did to my driveway. Or should I say, what I did to my driveway pulling their sorry asses out of my field.
ponytug
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Gosh, and you have such nice road markers along the side of the road!
Maybe put some markers in on the other side for the drivers that only use one mirror?
I feel for you as I have mortared stone walls and it seems that every few months I find a new crack caused by some driver getting skew-whiff and hitting the wall. Mind you we have large vehicles in frequently who have no difficulties. It just depends on the driver. Over the years, the walls have been getting more, and more reinforced with rebar, extra concrete...
All the best,
Peter
Maybe put some markers in on the other side for the drivers that only use one mirror?
I feel for you as I have mortared stone walls and it seems that every few months I find a new crack caused by some driver getting skew-whiff and hitting the wall. Mind you we have large vehicles in frequently who have no difficulties. It just depends on the driver. Over the years, the walls have been getting more, and more reinforced with rebar, extra concrete...
All the best,
Peter
GeneV
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I like it man, that's one tended-to drive! I got a blacktop driveway, but I will say I always admire a gravel drive which is well maintained.
Thomas
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Looks like the Lowes drive was backing in and had hard time using mirrors.
BX's are hard working mules.
BX's are hard working mules.
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dj1701
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Actually they were backing out when they realized they could not turn around.Looks like the Lowes drive was backing in and had hard time using mirrors.
BX's are hard working mules.
That Kubota is a tough little tractor, but it could not have pulled them out. The JD 4320 was huffing a bit.