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D 14 was feeling left out

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darrel in ND View Drop Down
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    Posted: 08 Aug 2017 at 7:43pm

This little guy didn't get to go to the church tractor gathering on Sunday, and was feeling bad. So I gave it a job rolling up electric fence wire Monday morning. It was all smiles after that. Darrel
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That's run off the pto. Huh never seen that before
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That right there is a dang good example of American Engineuity,,,Mike,,,,
I'da prolly used a bit more balin wire tho,,,,,
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The wire winder is sitting on there a little caddy-whompus now, because the weight of the roll and the drive home caused some sliding past the set screws on one part of it. But, yes it is PTO driven, very good ingenuity. Works good for old barbed wire, too. Little old D14 just purred at an idle. Little over half mile of wire on there. Can put the roll back on, and pull the wire baxk off of it, too, I guess. Haven't tried that yet, though. Darrel
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