Here is mine. So what it's June....

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I picked this one up last month. I've never pushed snow with a Cadet (always used a Farmall H) but I've got about 20 years seat time on a NF cadet.

Have to get chains at least before the snow flies!

Nice 147 and blade! You can always push some dirt around. :biggrin2:

Yep it's JUNE! For more years than I want to remember I plowed the driveway from h**l with my 1210. Those days are done. The BX is now in charge of snow and because I've moved to VA from CT I don't worry too much about the white stuff. Pic of the 1210 and the BX attached. Gotta go kill some grass. Then enjoy a cold one by the pool. :beerchug:

Wheel weights , you really need to get wheel weights. Good chains and wheels weights make all the difference.

The Bota has 4 wheel drive, chains, loaded rear tires and 110lb wheel weights in each rear wheel. Git Er Done :biggrin2:

Looks like your 147 has the tiller gearbox already on it, so use the tiller to break up the drifts and the blade to move it where you want it.:biggrin2: I have heard of Christmas in July, so you are only about a month early! Great picture. Thanks for sharing it. There are a lot of neat cubs in their winter attire in this thread--hope you check them out!

Cub Cadet 123

The early bird gets the worm!:beer2:

I got mine done last month.

http://i1110.photobucket.com/albums/...3/355b170c.jpg

Right after this pic. I switched it back to mowing. The blade still needs a bit of work. They are saying 90s by monday..so I think I'm good.

Thanks for all the kind words.

Here's my 105 with a cc36 thrower after a trial run with the white stuff here in CT. Pretty sure the belt had minimal tension and was slipping quite a bit. Since the tensioner bolt was completely loose when I bought it, it only hit me a few hours later(after I had given up) what the manual means by "turn the tensioner counterclockwise to apply tension to the belt." "ohhhhh thread the bolt in clockwise first and then bring that little nut all the way down to the bracket so when you turn counter clockwise it pulls down!" duh.

Gonna try again tomorrow after some fiddling and hopefully a waxing of my auger and chute. Chains off amazon seemed to work well, dont even think i need to put the weights on:
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