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Here's the pictures, of sheeps foot and box scraper

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G1355

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So I took pictures today, the construction business we hired to do it. Have pulled it this way for over 25 years, you guys must do it different. But it worked good. I was just happy to use the case for the first time. Didn't take any pictures after I was done to show you how it worked, but it looked very good and smooth. And there's the dozer and one scraper there using.
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Boy! that first pic made me look twice at the extra tall stack on that tractor. :) Sure looks like nice weather to run an open station tractor. Are you guys building a hill? It looks too level to be doing anything else.
 
No a set of hog buildings. We took off a hill. Last two days have been about 75 degrees. The pre cleaner was tall when we got it, and we put on the home stack, it isn't any taller than the old one. Think it was 44 inches.
 
Yeah , I meant that pole behind the tractor at first glance looks like an overly tall stack. I am terrible at explaining :)
 
I saw it the same way, with the power pole. :)

Never saw a big Case without a cab, did it come that way or get converted to open air?

--->Paul
 
(quoted from post at 22:27:38 04/28/13) I saw it the same way, with the power pole. :)

Never saw a big Case without a cab, did it come that way or get converted to open air?

--->Paul
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They were available open station.
 
Suppose to be black dirt, but we pushed it to the side, were in
the clay now, we picked up a Few but there ain't to many.
 
" We took off a hill". What do you call a hill, land area only a few inches higher than everything else? Around here, hills are from 20 to 100 feet higher than everything else
 
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