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jpl1nh

Posted: 24 June 2008 08:59 PM

[ Ignore ] [ # 46 ]

Pyro Extraordinaire

Newfields NH

Total Posts: 1268

Joined 2007-01-25

Corie - 24 June 2008 09:20 AM
I’m not a smart mannn, butttt that’s not a tractor [/Forest Gump]

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Woodstock Keystone
Stihl Farm Boss 029 Super
1 Beagle, 1 Chowgi
New Hampshire - Live, Freeze, or Die

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derecskey

Posted: 01 July 2008 08:27 AM

[ Ignore ] [ # 47 ]

Fire Honor Society

Geauga, OH

Total Posts: 74

Joined 2008-06-25

My ‘06 BX2350. Mine doesn’t look as shiny as jrCR’s.

Ok, yes, the spreader is a bit large for the tractor…

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locust loco

Posted: 01 July 2008 02:40 PM

[ Ignore ] [ # 48 ]

Really Hot

South Central Pennsylvania

Total Posts: 49

Joined 2008-05-15

This is more tractor than I need “most” of the time. However, there are times I’m glad to have the extra power and traction. I usually have an 84” bucket on the front but I had to remove it and put the forks on so I could unload my Tarm Solo 60 last week.

Ron

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Stihl MS290
Case IH 685 MFD, w/2255 loader
18 cord of black locust (cut, split & stacked)
Ames Super Splitting Maul
Tarm Solo 60
1500 gal pressurized storage planned

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Hunter819

Posted: 03 July 2008 11:34 PM

[ Ignore ] [ # 49 ]

Burning Chunk

Mountains of Western PA

Total Posts: 23

Joined 2006-11-17

Here’s a couple of shots of my new baby delivered today. I’ll use it to maintain my 600 ft driveway and 10 acres of fields as well as my parents 65 acre farm. As you can see, I just couldn’t take a picture before I got it dirty

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Englander 13-NCL
Stihl MS270

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