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[EarthNSky <erthnsky AT bellsouth.net>]

Lisa K.V. Perry wrote:

> It came with a manual but not a shop guide. Will look into the shop
> guide. Thanks for your kind thoughts. Bev, you can come up here and
> drive it around if you'd like.

I'd rather borrow it to fix my driveway, redig my woodland pond, move a
couple of dirt piles out of my pasture, clear the forest service logging
 road for a firebrake, etc. etc. etc.


> This gadget is going to save wear n' tear on my husband's body, which
> will make for a happier husband.

The magic gadget that saved us injury was the hydraulic woodsplitter.  I
totally understand.  The things that absolutely have to be done with a
tractor here(bushhogging, driveway, etc.) we hire out or trade out, but
a long of stuff goes undone.  I can think of a dozen things I would do
with a tractor that I would never ask anyone else to do.

Bev

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“Fear is the path to the Dark Side. Fear leads to anger. Anger leads to
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