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Posted by Kenny Christopherson on October 30, 2000 at 14:22:33 from (205.188.198.151):
In Reply to: Re: Sad, sad hay ride posted by The Red on October 30, 2000 at 10:50:39:
On saturday we had our county Halloween parade. I saw a cub pulling a float that had 3 axles,and 5 people, plus the decorations on it!! Then I saw a JD B or something, that looked like it was doing more work,with just 2 people,and a 1 axle trailer!!! I pulled my M with the bucket down-tried to raise the front out of the water, and the cylinders couldn't hold the pressure,we went front end first since the hitch was in the shop getting welded... with just my C... That was quite a pull! It was actually stuck-only becuase of this monsters wieght, in the lake-I know, sounds eerie, we were trying to pull the dock out-120 feet of it!!! We just hooked up the chain, and drug her out. That was one heck of a pull, let me tell ya!!
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