MACHINE
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how about a Oklahoma,AR,MO,KS,TX,+IA GTG thread?
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Locust Cutter
Air Force Redneck
Now once He gets a few dollies and an Efco in JD Green or two...
That 750 is a lot of fun to run. Steve's let me play with it a few times and it always makes me smile.
MACHINE
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A old gentleman I know traded in his 14 ecodiesel, dealer let us keep it all weekend to se if we wanted it , Laramie Longhorn , everything you can put on one ,
It would be wife's truck, but it barely fits in garage and she loves her current car a Hyundai Veracruz,
We sure like the truck but just don't need it ...
The mpg is sure good around 30 mpg .
I'm conflicted LOL
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It would be wife's truck, but it barely fits in garage and she loves her current car a Hyundai Veracruz,
We sure like the truck but just don't need it ...
The mpg is sure good around 30 mpg .
I'm conflicted LOL
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sawnami
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Good morning!
I was wanting an anvil stand for a long time so I cut one out of the center of the butt section of one of those large oak rounds. It has a 4° taper top to bottom.
The anvil has been in my family for over 50 years. My Dad knew the original owner and bought it at his farm auction. It has the original owner's name and "NOV 1899" stamped in by what looks like a chisel. It weighs 103 lbs.
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I was wanting an anvil stand for a long time so I cut one out of the center of the butt section of one of those large oak rounds. It has a 4° taper top to bottom.
The anvil has been in my family for over 50 years. My Dad knew the original owner and bought it at his farm auction. It has the original owner's name and "NOV 1899" stamped in by what looks like a chisel. It weighs 103 lbs.
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hoskvarna
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Good morning!
I was wanting an anvil stand for a long time so I cut one out of the center of the butt section of one of those large oak rounds. It has a 4° taper top to bottom.
The anvil has been in my family for over 50 years. My Dad knew the original owner and bought it at his farm auction. It has the original owner's name and "NOV 1899" stamped in by what looks like a chisel. It weighs 103 lbs.
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Nice
Someday I’ll find me one
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Good morning!
I was wanting an anvil stand for a long time so I cut one out of the center of the butt section of one of those large oak rounds. It has a 4° taper top to bottom.
The anvil has been in my family for over 50 years. My Dad knew the original owner and bought it at his farm auction. It has the original owner's name and "NOV 1899" stamped in by what looks like a chisel. It weighs 103 lbs.
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Are you going to seal the ends of the Anvil Stand.
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I need to borrow your shiny new black Ford for a fishing trip to Canada!!!
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Good morning!
I was wanting an anvil stand for a long time so I cut one out of the center of the butt section of one of those large oak rounds. It has a 4° taper top to bottom.
The anvil has been in my family for over 50 years. My Dad knew the original owner and bought it at his farm auction. It has the original owner's name and "NOV 1899" stamped in by what looks like a chisel. It weighs 103 lbs.
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That would make a good hood ornament for Matt's shiny new black Ford...
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sawnami
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I've thought about it Kenneth. Wonder what would be best?
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sawnami
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One of my Dad's favorite sayings:
"That boy could tear up an anvil in a sandpile."
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plcnut
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Good morning, Gentlemen!
Happy Birthday, Kenneth! I hope you have a great day.
Happy Birthday, Kenneth! I hope you have a great day.
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Happy birthday buddy
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And, it gets slower and slower and slower..............
