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04-03-2008, 16:30

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lbrown59

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TODAYS-SEAT TIME

.3 Hrs mowing with the 2005 BX1500.
.7 Hrs on the 2003 BX1500 tilling and grading to smooth out the ruts the Dollar General tractor trailer left in my front yard last month.
If you think AG tires mark up a lawn try driving a semi truck through a wet soft saturated yard.
Got that task done and went to the house and discovered that I'd lost my set of keys that has the house key on them.

I had them in my coat pocket when I got on the 2003 BX 1500.

O No: Did they fall out of my pocket on to the ground and I tilled them under smoothing the ruts?
The wife and I walked the area I tilled & couldn't find them so was about to give up but I decided to take one more walk down along the place I tilled and graded, got about 10 feet and looked down to my left and there they were about 3 fourths buried in the dirt.

They weren't hit by the tiller tines and suffered no damage.
O I love happy endings!

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04-22-2008, 08:40

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Originally Posted by candoarms | view 153168

[QUOTE=candoarms;153168]

I can't say enough good things about my King Kutter gear driven tiller. It works like a champ, and it leaves a very professional appearance. [/QUOTE]http://i283.photobucket.com/albums/kk286/lb59/100_2316.jpg

My KK on BX 1500

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04-23-2008, 15:35

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TODAYS-SEAT TIME