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    Posted: 02 May 2016 at 6:59pm
It's a dirty job but somebody has to do it!
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You must not have had the rain we did down here by Fulton, if you were out in the field with that today. I guess there is a little mud on the tire.
 Nice looking Horse there.
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I live up here n millidgeville. We got just about 2 inches.
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Nice tractor doing what they do best. WORK!
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I did the dirty job on Saturday with a cab tractor. Have my 220 hooked to the 1400 cultivator and the D-21 hooked to the 1300 cultivator. They both love to work.
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