CanuckPT
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Pond "renewal" project done! About 6 hours total.
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Sysop
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All I did was clean out a pile of logs I found under some brush at the corner of the field. Behind the logs I found a partially uprooted stump. I finished breaking off the roots with the tractor, picked it up, and toted it up the hill.
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I dumped it in a ravine with the rest of the logs I cleared out.
Carried the Rhino off the hill too...
I dumped it in a ravine with the rest of the logs I cleared out.
Carried the Rhino off the hill too...
dragoneggs
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Nice pics, sysop... Good work!
gwstang
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Nice, you carry backup along with you...lol Been lots of times when way down in the woods, I could have used an atv/utv with me and the tractor. :laughing:
jimjumper
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View attachment 485254View attachment 485253Pictures of my tractor the neighbor gave me. Worth the time to get running?
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I'd say not. Send it to me for proper disposal. Here's my free mower I've been working on. 
And I've got a burned Dixie Chopper I've been working on.
I've about got the Dixie chopper ready for a test run.
And I've got a burned Dixie Chopper I've been working on. I've about got the Dixie chopper ready for a test run.
Sysop
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Yea, Rhino is just a tad over a thousand pounds, plus what it carries. Doesn't tax the tractor at all to tote it along. If I need anything from the house while on the back of the hill, one-way is a 20-25 minute ride on the tractor and about 6 or 7 in the Rhino.
Sysop
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That is in really nice shape and should have good parts availability. I don't think there is anything about a tractor that nice that could be broken in such a way that a repair is not totally worth it.
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Yep nice setup! If I had that far to go I now know how I would do it! :thumbsup: