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Sean (TX)

07-18-2007 18:54:22

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Plus got paid for it. Did about 3 hours worth. Mowed some ruff stuff that had never been mowed before. My muffler found a big stump. I been wanting a vertical stack I might be getting that soon. Plus I mowed some rock third party image

Sorry crappy pics all I had on me was the cell phone. Feet minute road trip to get there. Its a camp ground on the guadalupe river.

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Sean (TX)

07-20-2007 15:37:43

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Re: Got in some seat time in reply to gindole, 07-18-2007 18:54:22

Don't you need a remote hydraulic line to run them? I don't have one but if the price is right I might considerate it...Although I have allot of toys already. If things work out.... I may be selling this place and moving to Wisconsin...I need more seat time LOL. I can plow snow up there!!! LOL Plus they have dirt and I may plow up a garden third party image

WOW Bergheim is close...You have a 9N or 8N? Man I have allot of stuff...Moving wont be fun. I have not moved in 10 years. Wifes parents are getting old and both in poor health. She wants to be closer. I was born in Michigan and moving North is looking good to me third party image

Boat and tractor are going...Man I am going to be doing allot of driving!!! My toys are going LOL...Lake Michigan 30 Minutes away...Boating heaven third party image

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Sean (TX)

07-19-2007 18:29:05

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Re: Got in some seat time in reply to jody8107, 07-18-2007 18:54:22

Seat time was priceless...Ill cut it again next time he calls....Might need to sharpen the blades first third party image

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Sean (TX)

07-19-2007 18:26:53

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Re: Got in some seat time in reply to Dan, 07-18-2007 18:54:22

Forgot the pic...

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Sean (TX)

07-19-2007 18:26:21

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Re: Got in some seat time in reply to jody8107, 07-18-2007 18:54:22

Did a little damage to my bush hog to LOL Has a crack and a hole. Darn rocks. This hog has cut more rocks then grass in its life from the looks of it LOL

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MichaelTx

07-20-2007 05:06:33

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Re: Got in some seat time in reply to Sean (TX), 07-19-2007 18:26:21

Sean: Good job on the cutting by the lake. I'm not sure if you need one or not but I have a cement mixer you can have. I noticed in some of your posts that you're doing different projects around your place and could maybe use a mixer. I live in Bergheim which should be close to you.

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Sean (TX)

07-19-2007 18:24:15

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Re: Got in some seat time in reply to russ b, 07-18-2007 18:54:22

Finished it up today. Spent 5 hours total on it. 3 yesterday and 2 hours today.Not sure how many acres. I was guessing at 7 acres. 175 bucks should cover a new exhuast system LOL Plus some beer money..

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thats a creek that feeds into the lake on the right. Backed in where I could and cut as close to the water as I could.

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Ramrod

07-19-2007 14:15:24

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Re: Got in some seat time in reply to JMOR, 07-18-2007 18:54:22

OW has a vertical pipe, and I mow plenty with it and it don't worry me much. Of course, here in North TX we always have a good wind, and OW has a new engine so it runs real clean. I have a regular pipe hanging in the rafters, and always intended to install it, but I just never found a good reason to move away from my "temporary" vertical pipe. I start tomorrow on my regular 60 acre job, first time out with OW's new 6' Squealer, plus the JD 4720 and its 6' MX should do that job in about 17 hours.

Ramrod

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Kenster

07-19-2007 06:08:01

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Re: Got in some seat time in reply to Dunk, 07-18-2007 18:54:22

Hey, Zeusdog. Where you located? I'm about five miles north of Bellville, fifteen minutes to Brenham.

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Sean (TX)

07-18-2007 20:15:25

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Re: Got in some seat time in reply to Jerrycpp(WA), 07-18-2007 18:54:22

Im by canyon Lake... FM 306 and Hwy. 281 area. I call it the Guadalupe but it is more like the head waters of Canyon Lake.. My boat ramp to the first set of rapid is 5 mile trip on the water. This place is right by my boat ramp. About a 15 minute ride by 9N... third party image

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Zeusdog

07-19-2007 06:15:28

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Re: Got in some seat time in reply to Sean (TX), 07-18-2007 20:15:25

Ok, now I know the area. Beautiful out there. I run 281 to Blanco and then across to 290 to go into Austin sometimes just to break up the boring 1-35 drive.

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Sean (TX)

07-18-2007 19:11:57

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Re: Got in some seat time in reply to D squared, 07-18-2007 18:54:22

soundguy said: (quoted from post at 22:02:06 07/18/07) Good to hear it. i love seat time on these old tractors.

I do most of my mowing now with my Nh 7610s and batwing mower.. but do love to fire up the 5000 and 10' mower every now and then. There is a long and wide strip of ROW property between my neighbors pasture and mine.. he usually mows it with a JD rider mower... however I beat him to it tonight.. took about 4 passes with the 5000.. plus it was nice to put some time on her to keep her battery charged.

good pics!

Soundguy

Post some pics of your toys sometime.

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Zeusdog

07-18-2007 20:10:24

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Re: Got in some seat time in reply to Sean (TX), 07-18-2007 19:11:57

Guadalupe? You must be pretty close. I cut across it off I-10 all the time when heading out to San Antonio on one job or another. I'm closer to Brenham. Those pics from north or south of I-10?

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Hobo,NC

07-18-2007 19:03:29

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Re: Got in some seat time in reply to Sean (TX), 07-18-2007 18:54:22

I worked on a n with that vertical Zaust, It had PTO problems so gave it a good work out with the hog, I hatted that zaust blow'n Zaust fumes at me. Working around the carb and side mount dist I wanted to grab it for some reason, I will stick with the belly Zaust.

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Ed S. (IL)

07-19-2007 05:13:15

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Re: Got in some seat time in reply to Hobo,NC, 07-18-2007 19:03:29

Ditto on the vertical stack. My '50 N came with one, and I replaced it fairly shortly after purchase because I smelled like concentrated 8N exhaust every time I used it.

Of course, with the borrowed N I'm currently using (belly muffler) � which has an exhaust leak at the manifold � it's almost as bad...

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soundguy

07-18-2007 19:02:06

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Re: Got in some seat time in reply to Sean (TX), 07-18-2007 18:54:22

Good to hear it. i love seat time on these old tractors.

I do most of my mowing now with my Nh 7610s and batwing mower.. but do love to fire up the 5000 and 10' mower every now and then. There is a long and wide strip of ROW property between my neighbors pasture and mine.. he usually mows it with a JD rider mower... however I beat him to it tonight.. took about 4 passes with the 5000.. plus it was nice to put some time on her to keep her battery charged.

good pics!

Soundguy

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OT..Hi Sounder..John,PA

07-19-2007 08:23:29

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Re: Got in some seat time in reply to soundguy, 07-18-2007 19:02:06

Hi Sounder.....

Hope you are gett'n rain for your hay. Weather up here has been scortching hot and DRY. Most have lost most of their corn. Sorta like I forecasted back in MAY.

I don't see anything out there to make much concern about hurricanes in your area this season. Nothing happening much around the equator.

Should be a good season coming up for Peru and Chile and the South American vegetable crops for the upcoming Winter markets here in the Northeast, USA

We have just emptied the cold storage rooms with the Chile apples that we had since March.

At least our grain farmers got their barley and wheat in by now. Hay and straw is already going up in price because the local horse farms are now having to buy hay because the pastures are dried up.

The larger fruit boys are already selling their products to the Carolina's, Virginia makets since theirs got frozen out last March.

So for now, our local agriculture economy is looking bleak and everyone is putt'N off capital expenditures to later, maybe next year.

John,PA

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souNdguy

07-19-2007 11:14:05

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Re: Got in some seat time in reply to OT..Hi Sounder..John,PA, 07-19-2007 08:23:29

Thank good ness we are getting rain now.. at least 5x per week. I've actually had so much grass come up I have maoved a couple animals off feed completely.. I'm saving the rest of my hay for this winter, and working at getting my main pasture re-grassed while we have plenty of sun and water.

it's been scortching hot here.. but at least it gets wet every couple days..

thanks for the checkup!

Soundguy

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Hobo,NC

07-18-2007 19:34:37

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Re: Got in some seat time in reply to soundguy, 07-18-2007 19:02:06

I have a nice flat lot on the other side of town you can beat me to it any time, do you need directions. The guy that ownes the lot b-side it mowes mine if he beats me to it, I mow his lot if I beat him to it, he beats me more than I beat him. He wants to buy my lot, I ort to let'em beat me more than I do. Some one planted corn or beans on it for rite many years, I never ask any questions I did not have to mow it. He quit for some reason I should run'em down and ask why, free land to grow on I would think is hard to come by.

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souNdguy

07-19-2007 05:08:37

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Re: Got in some seat time in reply to Hobo,NC, 07-18-2007 19:34:37

My neighbor and I do that more or less.

If one of us is mowing, we usually mow the front of the street in front of each others house if we have time. My neighbor has a gat on his fence that exits into that strip of county ROW property between us and uses it frequently.. thus his desire to keep it mowed. I don't use it at all.. however do mow it sometimes.

I heard from an attorney that either one of us could apply to the county to purchase that land.. as it was for an old utility causeway that was never used, and instead they went with big overhead lines that cross the north side of my property.

Gotta think about that one day... Would be an extra couple ac or so of good grazing land..

Soundguy

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