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hagrid replied to the thread Fixing ZD326 Jack and Removing Left Fuel Tank.Pave everything and paint it green.
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hagrid reacted to NorthwoodsLife's post in the thread Does it matter what brand box scraper/box blade I get for my BX23S? with
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Hagrid, the #1 OTT Jokester. He's just messing with you. But you probably figured that out. -
hagrid replied to the thread Does it matter what brand box scraper/box blade I get for my BX23S?.Never heard of anyone using a box blade on their lawn. Learned something new today! (y)
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hagrid replied to the thread Fixing ZD326 Jack and Removing Left Fuel Tank.Quality rant.
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hagrid replied to the thread HST filter blowing out.I rinse out my kubby filters and reuse them.
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hagrid reacted to Russell King's post in the thread Farming Simulator 25 needs more Kubota and Land Pride representation with Haha.
Unless it is just mowing the yard! :LOL:
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hagrid replied to the thread Farming Simulator 25 needs more Kubota and Land Pride representation.If they put teh BX23S in there it'll just get perpetually stuck/hung up.
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well of the lawn here!!!
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I dont know where red lion is, but here in the commonwealth, the city of brothers on drugs and the middle of the state get the money out...
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hagrid replied to the thread chain storage on a BX23Sl.I take it teh BX23SL is a model that can be operated off of the manicured lawn. I may have to trade.
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hagrid reacted to Shawn T. W's post in the thread A note for those who have lost a cat, or are worrying about when that moment comes. with Like.
I've always been a "dog guy" ... Never cared for cats ... I moved to my place in the country almost four years ago, I live alone, and...
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hagrid replied to the thread A note for those who have lost a cat, or are worrying about when that moment comes..
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hagrid reacted to D2Cat's post in the thread A note for those who have lost a cat, or are worrying about when that moment comes. with Like.
RCW: Our pets are God"s gift to us. How we treat them is our gift to God.
