Posted by Larry O on March 07, 2013 at 17:32:00 from (71.30.47.85):
Had to pull the 2N out of hibernation yesterday, went to take a tree down in front of the house and my helper’s truck couldn’t get enough traction to keep tension on it so had to put the 2N in serves. We had taken one down last week and it settle back toward the house because we lost the tension and I didn’t want that again that one aged me enough in a split second. I guess I will keep it out now that spring is here. It sure was good to drive it around a bit. This had been the first year I have used batter maintainers on the Hibernating tractors, all we had to do was put a little gas in the tank and it fired right up. Didn’t run real well but it worked (it is past tune-up time)
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