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Re: A pushing snow PIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Posted by Kevin Bismark on December 16, 2005 at 18:14:31 from (64.12.117.13):
In Reply to: A pushing snow PIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!! posted by Farmallkid From Ont, on December 15, 2005 at 17:34:34:
Hey, looks good, I have a 1953 Farmall A in my garage in St. Paul, plowed the alled twice then the habitat for humanity guy didn"t like the way it was plowed, was better than it had been in the 15 years I lived here, so I told the guy that the tractor can sit in the shed for the rest of the winter and it wouldn"t bother me at all and I wouldnt" have to buy gas for it, then the guy that lives next to him came running out to offer me $100.00 to keep plowing the alley out and said that everyone else wanted me to keep doing it, I still haven"t made up my mind I didn"t take the $100.00, I can clean out enough for me to get out with my snow blower so I just might let them sit in several feet of snow as the winter goes on and haul the tractor back to the farm next spring and leave it up there for good, funny how one moron can screw things up, there must be 25 houses here that were happy to be able to drive into the garage in the alley and the welfare guy didn"t like it, funny that one guy can screw up free snow plowing, and it was right down to the pavement, never been plowed down that good since I have lived here, will have to take a picture of the old girl and post it here if I remember..
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