Garden work
 

It was such a nice day here today that I figured that it would be a good time for me to clear out the garden and plow it up. I got out the old 124 and finally had a chance to play with the Brinly plow that I bought a couple weeks ago.
http://i269.photobucket.com/albums/j...d/124_plow.jpg

Nice pic, CBH! Looks like the 124 did a great job. :beerchug:

CBH,
Nice set up. It looks like your new plow is doing it's job. It also looks like some monster wheel weights you have there.:ThumbsUp:

ACecil, What trailer did you use? :biggrin2.gif:



CBH, Nice work with the 124 and the plow:ThumbsUp:

Hey Diz, I used the #2 cart...LOL. :ThumbsUp:

ACecil, Thats what i figured. But i just wanted to check :HeeHee:

Diz, you know me too well. :biggrin2.gif:

I finally decided to pull the fender assy from the 782 and do some work on the hydro trunnion. It already had new springs and the trunnion itself was in new condition but it was still lazy on hills and plowing. I installed shims on the trunnion plate and cam plate. They were both sloppy. I also installed a 1/4 washer on each guide pin for the springs. What a huge difference. I don't have to touch the hydro control on the hills. Not even a pretty steep one I have. It's nice and tight. I love inexpensive upgrades that have awesome results

aagitch, If I ever have to make that repair that's the way I'm going to go.

ACecil,
I'm curious. How wide is the rear of your Cub from the outside of one tire to the outside of the other side? I like the look and I'm wondering if a set-up like that will run a front blade to push snow or if the track is too wide.

RPalmer: The rear of my 100 is 45" wide.

I got some seat time in today. Here's some pics.

http://i487.photobucket.com/albums/r..._0711Small.jpg
http://i487.photobucket.com/albums/r..._0712Small.jpg