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Old 09-09-2009, 03:28 PM
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Re: Semi work safe
Originally Posted by MikeM
Mines pretty nice but bringing it inside is like 20 minutes worth of work.
ah ... see i keep mine right by the front of the garage, door goes up i roll it a few feet and start cooking
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Re: Semi work safe
Originally Posted by NINER
Bout time she pays you back for the roofing and siding.


i think i owed her from everything she did for our wedding lol .. actually i still owe her a few grand for that
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Re: Semi work safe
Originally Posted by NINER
Scoot needs a trailer and a highway gear so he can go on beer runs to speedway.
i totally would too
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Re: Semi work safe
Originally Posted by MikeM
That sounds like it would still be fun. My yards too small and tractors too big for that. I was thinking about building a hay wagon to give kids rides on at halloween, then i remembered i hate kids.
we had a huge yard.....in red......and the neighbors paid us like $30 to do theirs......in blue........it took an entire day to mow both......working like messicans......
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Re: Semi work safe
Originally Posted by scott3824
i totally would too
A guy in my hood growing up had a drinking buddy on the other end of the subdivision (all cul-de-sacs with only 2 ways in). He used to roll over on his lawnmower drunk as **** with a trailer full of beers and ice and a boombox blasting music.
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Re: Semi work safe
Originally Posted by scott3824
ah ... see i keep mine right by the front of the garage, door goes up i roll it a few feet and start cooking
at my old apartment, i kept it right outside the garage door. when it was raining hard i would actually bring it half way inside to cook, then roll it back out when i finished.
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Re: Semi work safe
Originally Posted by skillz954
we had a huge yard.....in red......and the neighbors paid us like $30 to do theirs......in blue........it took an entire day to mow both......working like messicans......
**** that noise.
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Re: Semi work safe
Originally Posted by NINER
A guy in my hood growing up had a drinking buddy on the other end of the subdivision (all cul-de-sacs with only 2 ways in). He used to roll over on his lawnmower drunk as **** with a trailer full of beers and ice and a boombox blasting music.
they give dwis on lawnmowers
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Re: Semi work safe
Originally Posted by skillz954
we had a huge yard.....in red......and the neighbors paid us like $30 to do theirs......in blue........it took an entire day to mow both......working like messicans......
you needed a bigger tractor
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Re: Semi work safe
Originally Posted by MikeM
they give dwis on lawnmowers
This was before that was common knowledge.
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Re: Semi work safe
Originally Posted by MikeM
you needed a bigger tractor
My uncle owns a lawncare company and has one that's 60+ inches wide that will do 12 mph. It's only good for very large, very flat areas.
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Re: Semi work safe
Originally Posted by scott3824
just mow the lawn and suck up leaves in the fall ... i really like the troy-built because it has a bag on it and looks pretty new and well maintained
what do you use to clear snow from the driveway?
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Re: Semi work safe
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what do you use to clear snow from the driveway?
my big *** 2 stage snow thrower
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ah man
http://www.compacttractorreview.com/...ractor%20.aspx
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Re: Semi work safe
Originally Posted by skillz954
we had a huge yard.....in red......and the neighbors paid us like $30 to do theirs......in blue........it took an entire day to mow both......working like messicans......
My parent's pay $70 for their lawn and it's not much bigger than that. My mother's brother is the one doing it too.
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Re: Semi work safe
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my big *** 2 stage snow thrower
Well then you need to look for tractors that you can mount that on the front of
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Re: Semi work safe
Originally Posted by MikeM
Well then you need to look for tractors that you can mount that on the front of
Weld up a couple of brackets and he could mount it up to his truck if he wanted.
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Re: Semi work safe
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**** that noise.
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you needed a bigger tractor
We were 12ish and just happy to get some money and drive something.....we bagged all that **** too and dumped it across the street.....
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Re: Semi work safe
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i was thinking before: "didnt we used to see troy built infomercials on tv when we were younger?"
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Re: Semi work safe
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yeah that's not good at all
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