Mark, that looks like a snowball troop tranporter! Great picture and use for that cub!

Cub Cadet 123

This thread sure is a great blast from the past, LOL. Just looked and read all the posts, Yeah I don't get out much anymore. :biggrin2:

Removed the decks from the 149 and 169 today so i could get the snow blades on and ready.

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Used the new wagon to haul the blades into the garage.

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Blade on the 149. Adjusted the brakes while i was at it.

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Hooking up the the blade on the 169.

Looking good, as always, Diz! :ThumbsUp:

I like that 4 wheel wagon. Tractors look ready.

Thanks ACecil
Do you have the blade on one of yours yet? If it snows like it has the last few years, you will be pushing before i am :biggrin2:


Flatbedford
:Thanks: The wagon is real handy. I have used it several times since i got it this fall.

Diz,

I really like the modified skid plate on your blade. Did you fab that yourself? What gauge steel is it and is it easily adjustable? Also, the IH painted on your door looks awesome......certainly gave me some ideas! Thanks for the pics.

Cub Cadet 123

Anytime Diz! Not yet, but it will be on, in a couple weeks. :beerchug:

Cub Cadet 123
I made the wide skid plate from 1/8" T-1 steel. It adjusts with a nut top and bottom so you can get it where you want. I was tired of digging into the gravel on my driveway. It works great.
The 169 has no skids at all, i use it to do the paved drives in the neighborhood.

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Awesome job on the skid plate, Diz! :ThumbsUp: