Good work. Im thinking on a culticator… 4 row for the sweet corn patch. All those trees in the sweetcorn picture are about %99 walnut, I cant bring myself to cut them but i need to thin it down. I have several that washed out the roots and are laying in or by the creek. ( I have my PRO so shipping is old news for me ) Sorry People i wont talk no more tractors or related… Till next time. 
ok - I’ll have to jump in here too…
She’s small, but lots of fun! Have some forks as well - use them more than the bucket.
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Would you guys just stop it already!!! Making me super jealous…!!!
I have a dream… A dream girl…
I keep telling myself…“Someday”… “Someday Billy, you’ll get your dream girl”…
<Hmph…>
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Always liked the 8N’s…Americana 
This wife’s tractor I bought her. 1947 Farmall…hopefully this winter, tear down, cleanup and new brakes…
wow…lol…just took picture, can’t even see the tractor…off to google…brb…
Lisa test driving it 
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Well, fishy got cold…so…into the smoker…ya’ll have a great evening…Im thinking rum+pineapple+coconut cream…c-ya…
Have fun and just slow down…enjoy family and life
Got to edit…getting in hot tub…fish is done and relaxing
Oh forgot 8oz rum…2 cans pineapple…2 squishes of coconut cream…
Party time TN…
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Wow, small world. Wright Brother Museum means you probably climbed “Jockey’s Ridge”. I’m an hour inland on Hwy 64, Washington County. Population 12,000± “Heeeee-Haaaaaaw”. Originally from Greensboro, NC. It’s a little backwards here, if a person isn’t relaxed, this place would drive them crazy. Every 4th car is doing 40 in the 55. The other three are following and never pass.
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Hard to do with the THC, its wired into motor, and has a large connector on the other end, so you see the dilemma… not going to tear apart a new motor to route a cable, voiding any warranty. Yes they make them in all sizes and being 3D printed makes them cheap, some open, some dont.
However, a member on here had his pro set up with these, and it was clean, and tight looking, as well as protecting the wires from sharp steel and some splatter, which is what this machine deals with daily.
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Let us know where to get them once you get the right ones. As you say, they would be quite useful.
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Great pics of the Farmall Cub. We had a '49 when I was growing up. Spent a lot of time on the back of that.
I received UPS tracking number for a 31lb package today, #12311. Originally scheduled for June shipping. I don’t remember anyone I’ve ordered from being ahead of schedule, especially with the plannedemic delay’s. Langmuire gets another A+ from me.
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Order #12311 received RazowWeld from UPS moments ago. 31lb box. I opened box, everything looks okay, packed back up and closed. Now it’s time to wait for more goodies. Good to go.
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I did the same. 12031, box 1 tomorrow 
and THC on Tuesday . At least that’s what UPS and USPS say… I guess I better get my ass in gear and get my air done as well as get shop clean this weekend, before the upcoming back surgery. I know it’ll be worth the wait. Lead time has helped me get all my ducks in a row.
Let me guess, the top tractors nickname is “Ole’ tetanus”.
THC arrived today in the old snail mail box, 3 days early. Email from LS, the LAST piece has been delivered. 
Now, 3 1/2+ months later, I have all the puzzle pieces together… 
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Just curious to when u ordered ur Pro? I’m curious cuz I ordered mine mid March, so far I have received the plasma cutter n laptop holder. Keep in mind I’m not impatient just curious. Thank u
ORDER # 12031. February 12. Batch 2.
I think I was on the tail end of batch 2.
They ship goofy. Welder, laptop stand, water table (box3 43lbs), electronics (box2 50+lbs), gantry and frame (box1 136lbs), THC (2lbs)being the last box.
Keep in mind that my order took place during the peak of Covid, which certainly slowed things down. Everything is packaged nicely, and quality seems top notch. Shipping speed should be picking up now days. 
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Thanks for ur timely response and for the heads up.