Posted by Larry in GA. on September 29, 2009 at 18:39:22 from (71.30.31.89):
I stretched out the supper C today the supper C has had the easy life since the spring plowing and the local Plow day The C had been handling the cultivating Slow speed and low RPM. But over the weekend The wife needed a couple things moved so I dropped the back cultivator off to move them and today with it still off it was easer to bush hog with it so I did part of my place and all the neighbors About 4 and a half hours of � throttle and 1st and 2nd gear and a one mile each way road trip to the neighbors. Picture is of lunch time in the shade It was our first nice cool fall day right at 80 with a slight breeze it was a great day
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