General Lee
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and whoops........
So I went and got big brother to help out
So I went and got big brother to help out
So I was out "playing" on my new B7100.....
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It's nice to have a "spare" tractor around :thumbsup::thumbsup: Where exactly were you going with the original tractor... looks like you were trying to justify the "extra" tractor... 
Never mind... the thread title "playing" says it all :laughing::thumbsup:
Never mind... the thread title "playing" says it all :laughing::thumbsup:
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General Lee
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It's nice to have a "spare" tractor around :thumbsup::thumbsup: Where exactly were you going with that... looks like you were trying to justify the "extra" tractor...
Well, I just was just out for a little cruise and knew this area was a little soft but I wanted to try out the R1's :laughing: So i dipped the fronts in to see just how soft the spot was. The rears couldn't pull the front end out in reverse and before you know it, all fours turned into slicks.
klrobert
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How did you do that without getting the tractor muddy? Usually long before I get stuck, the tractor and I are completely coated. At least you have another tractor to pull it out. I only have one, so if I get stuck, I'm in trouble.
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If you hAD r-4'S you'd still be tugging that baby out. Just thought I'd start another tire war since there hasn't been 1 in a while...
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General Lee
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The only reason I tried this spot is because I had the other tractor. I should of just kept going forward to see if I would of made it but I chickened out. I didn't want to be to hard on the old B7100.
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General Lee
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:laughing: I think they are just plain ole' leather hush puppies. Got em at JC Penny kind of like topsiders (boater shoes) just with no laces. Wrong shoe to be tractoring in thats for sure.
I used to get yelled at all the time for improper foot wear, but am improving.
About seven years ago I was working on a home project in some sandals, and dropped a 4x8 piece of 3/4" OSB from about a foot high right on my left big toe. Didn't break anything, but it slipped the entire toenail right off...still hasn't grown back right...lol. I actually used to push mow in them, too, until I really visualized what would happen if my foot slipped under the deck while working on a grade.Anyway, looks like a comfy set.
