This little beast makes feeding the horses ever so much easier. It's also very handy for hauling anything that needs moving.
Thursday, December 08, 2011
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2 comments:
I wish we had one here! Even though our place is smaller, we've often thought it would be so useful!
I'm really pleased with it. My property (not to mention pocket book) doesn't lend itself to tractors, so this little guy is my tractor substitute. I'm constantly finding new things I can do with it. It can even make it through my worst boot-sucking mud. Love the 4-wheel drive option.
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