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Old 04-28-2013, 05:52 PM
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Greener,
Nice work on the 147.
With the wider tires I moved the brackets and the rubbing rails out on several of the decks. Good job cleaning up this machine for hard use! It will work hard for you for years!
Hope you got some boating in.
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Yeah, good job on relocating those. Sums up what I'll do to mine.
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Any final pics?
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Any final pics?
Believe it or not, I never took a picture with the deck on, other than the close-ups of the brackets. I did complete it. I then mowed two acres with it and put it away. I love it! But one use and I remembered why I bought a zero-turn. What a difference. But I'm glad to have it as a backup since the zero turn is somewhat unreliable. And I'm saving my pennies for the loader and backhoe I plan to build on it.
I'm on to boat repairs now. I have been helping my neighbor here and there with his newly acquired QL 1450. His isn't in such great shape though. It was hit by a snowplow. I'm trying to get him on this forum but he's not much of a computer guy.
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Believe it or not, I never took a picture with the deck on, other than the close-ups of the brackets. I did complete it. I then mowed two acres with it and put it away. I love it! But one use and I remembered why I bought a zero-turn. What a difference. But I'm glad to have it as a backup since the zero turn is somewhat unreliable. And I'm saving my pennies for the loader and backhoe I plan to build on it.
I'm on to boat repairs now. I have been helping my neighbor here and there with his newly acquired QL 1450. His isn't in such great shape though. It was hit by a snowplow. I'm trying to get him on this forum but he's not much of a computer guy.
Here's another pic of the 147.
That's a sharp cub!
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That's a sharp cub!
Thank you Allen! You're always a voice of encouragement. I hope others appreciate that about you as much as I do. It seems that this is a very friendly group of people and I've enjoyed this project and sharing it with you all!
I'm going to spend the next few days refreshing the outdrives on my old boat. Once it is at the dock and the wife has a place to go sit in the sun with a cold beer, I'll have some time to think about my next Cub related project!
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