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Old 12-04-2015, 09:04 PM
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The only cub related thing I'll be doing is pushing snow...if we get any. (wink wink Mr. Sam Mac ) I have an indoor hobby that I get into this time of year to keep me busy.
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Old 12-05-2015, 12:30 AM
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The only cub related thing I'll be doing is pushing snow...if we get any. (wink wink Mr. Sam Mac ) I have an indoor hobby that I get into this time of year to keep me busy.
I've got that same hobby, but all year long, and not always indoors. (couldn't resist)

Once the Original is done I'm bringing in the 1872 for some needed maintenance. Find out about the charging problem, and that miss the never goes away. Pull the engine, and give everything a good cleaning.
At my speed that should bring me into spring.//
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Old 12-05-2015, 12:39 PM
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I am planning on finishing the tiller I started, I need to dig up a 10-12horse vert shaft engine, finish the frame work and build control lever for forward/reverse.
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Oh, yeah, and sandblast and paint to match my 1x4.
Thinking about building a rear boom as well.
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Old 12-05-2015, 05:11 PM
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Only when things break I got a project. Hopefully, these projects don't take all winter.
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Old 12-05-2015, 06:34 PM
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This one is up next. Gotta get it ready for a spring plow day.
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Then I need to transplant a CH27 into this one.
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But, I need to finish the painting the deck for the GT3100 and get it sold.
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But, I need to finish the painting the deck for the GT3100 and get it sold.
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Only when things break I got a project. Hopefully, these projects don't take all winter.
The folks here on the forum give me plenty of projects so they can finish their projects. Thank you very much

If I have free time, I hope to work some more on my 1973 Kawasaki H1 500 cc triple.

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I putting 12 hp back together for A 129 Don't ask me why the guy remove the hood Not bad for A $100 tractor with head lights
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Old 12-11-2015, 06:36 PM
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Jason that's real nice, going in the 129 I'm assuming?

I've finally got a Brinly plow torn apart now and already blasted a couple months ago. Hope to get it done soon as it's not to much to deal with, still got the 108 apart but got a parts 128 to help
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Jason that's real nice, going in the 129 I'm assuming?

I've finally got a Brinly plow torn apart now and already blasted a couple months ago. Hope to get it done soon as it's not to much to deal with, still got the 108 apart but got a parts 128 to help
yap going in a 129. I got a disc that needs it done to it
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