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Old 04-14-2015, 11:29 PM
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Kids wanted to play then I mowed grass





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Looks like they have some plans for the attachments o---o
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Old 04-15-2015, 08:48 AM
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Yes they do! My little guy who just turned 6 is fascinated with this stuff, and we got to try out each attachment yesterday lol.
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did nothing but took a pic
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This morning I put the deck on the O and mowed around the garden. Then tilled the garden with the 400 tiller and the 1450. This afternoon I finished mowing the rest of the lawn. This evening I put a new bearing in the idler pulley of 44a deck, will remove the tiller and mount the deck on the 1450 tomorrow.

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Old 04-26-2015, 12:36 AM
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I'm a bit slow to get fun things uploaded since I'm battling other problems with my neglected cub. But a couple weeks ago I was able to snag a 36" snow blower for dirt cheap at a local auction. Came with 90° gearbox and frame adapter for narrow frame. If next winter is like this years was, I'm going to need it. I have a great neighbor who bailed me out a handful of times last year.

I've only run the blower the little bit you see in the video. I'm going to make sure the gearbox has fresh lube at the same time I'm fixing the axle seals in my tractor. Also, the belt tensioner is going to need some attention if I want to blow more than air. And the rope is lift link is how all you guys do it right?

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This video was taken with the old Walbro carb (PO replaced engine) before I cleaned it. So I was revving it to see if it was going to sputter and choke on some debris. Here's some stills




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Moved a little dirt with the super today.



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Got the garden turned over!
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Nice work with the Super bolivier

That's a big garden IliketheRedcubs
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