Looks Like you all had a good time,and got a little help with that repair that was needed. hope all is well out there!! O and nice sand box to play in too, how big?http://www.acmoc.org/bb/images/icons/confused.gif ZIP!
Looks Like you all had a good time,and got a little help with that repair that was needed. hope all is well out there!! O and nice sand box to play in too, how big?http://www.acmoc.org/bb/images/icons/confused.gif ZIP!
G'day Mike. Liked your pictures, looked like everyone was having a good time. Is Colin's D6 a 9U with a front mounted winch with C frame and angle blade. If it is that's hopefully what mine will look like eventually
Kevin
[quote="D349"]G'day Mike. Liked your pictures, looked like everyone was having a good time. Is Colin's D6 a 9U with a front mounted winch with C frame and angle blade. If it is that's hopefully what mine will look like eventually
Kevin[/quote]
More schnapps Kevin, I reckon it is a 8U, sure sounded nice trying to drag some dead 3 and 4 tonne redgum trees up out of the billabong, even with my two D4's on chains helping those big old trees didn't move hardly a inch, their roots still attached just enough, gave the old Cats a good workout though.
Inter674, it was 3 years ago I held my first Southern Fling, my Therapist thought I was recovered enough to attempt another😆
regards
Mike
[quote="D349"]G'day Mike. Liked your pictures, looked like everyone was having a good time. Is Colin's D6 a 9U with a front mounted winch with C frame and angle blade. If it is that's hopefully what mine will look like eventually
Kevin[/quote]
More schnapps Kevin, I reckon it is a 8U, sure sounded nice trying to drag some dead 3 and 4 tonne redgum trees up out of the billabong, even with my two D4's on chains helping those big old trees didn't move hardly a inch, their roots still attached just enough, gave the old Cats a good workout though.
Inter674, it was 3 years ago I held my first Southern Fling, my Therapist thought I was recovered enough to attempt another😆
regards
Mike
Man that looks good Mike. Bunch of jokers, some tractors, bit of r'n'r on one of them, dawg on the back of the Landcruiser and probably some dogs on the barbie as well. You'll have to post the names left to right in the photos so we can put names to faces for these upstanding gents!
Totally envious : ))
Cheers,
Neil
Man that looks good Mike. Bunch of jokers, some tractors, bit of r'n'r on one of them, dawg on the back of the Landcruiser and probably some dogs on the barbie as well. You'll have to post the names left to right in the photos so we can put names to faces for these upstanding gents!
Totally envious : ))
Cheers,
Neil
Looks Like you all had a good time,and got a little help with that repair that was needed. hope all is well out there!! O and nice sand box to play in too, how big?http://www.acmoc.org/bb/images/icons/confused.gif ZIP!
This home farm is only 110 acres, a mixture of irrigated and dryland cropping, plus Redgum forest located on the banks of the Campaspe River, a perfect sandbox for playing with old Cats.
regards
Mike
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