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That's funny! But it's a "Totally Awesome day Dude!"

For 1 horse power, that machine makes quick work!

I don't have a first edition, but have a second and final. I must say that the final edition is very nice indeed. It's packed full of interesting information on Wheel Horse, but more importantly the early years of Garden tractors which the Ponds played a big part in. In May, preparation for the Wheel Horse Collectors Club show, RedSquare will raffle ONE or TWO of these books which you all are invited to participate in. The shipping to the UK is expensive, but if there were several of you who were interested, I could group a bunch together for you and send them to the UK where you could distribute them. I would suspect that the shipping would be far less than individually sent from here.

A 6x6 and tiller built into one! I never tire of seeing that machine, it's just a masterpiece and I am envious of those who get to see it in person let alone drive it!

I think it belongs here, and it is interesting.

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I've never seen one of these, do you have other pictures of it too?

I did buy a good sized shed to store the generator in. I haven't made any modifications to it but would really like to do so.

That last one is pretty neat!

Can you imagine them selling that in Sears today?

I like that slogan!

and that's a VERY good thing!

I split this from the instructional post in the Finding Your Way Around MoM to keep that post clean.

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You're probably not that pretty either

That is a NICE car too! Glad it survived!

I thought it was the Doctor!

Craig... fag in UK is a Cigarette, not the same meaning as in the U.S.

You're the best Ian! And don't think I didn't notice the Euro RedSquare posted front and center

I had worked for a little company out your way (Diageo). This was before RedSquare, and I had several opportunities to get to your neck of the world, had I known...

That was a very nice video, I like that you spent the time on each item and didn't just whip past it. Maybe it's just me, but the 6x6 stole the show

And if you're in New York and want to practice your sheet metal replacement, my 2003 Ford F250 is a great candidate to uh..... practice on