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Old 05-04-2016, 08:11 PM
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Yesterday

Mowed grass

added oil (got a 80-20 engine. burns 80% gasoline 20% oil)

Added air in front tires.

It was a good day.
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Not technically a cub but I finally remembered to bring home an impact so I could get the blade off my IH push mower so I could finally get the engine apart, the bottom crank bushing is worn out and the crank moves around.
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Good work Tim!
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Pulled the blades off the zero turn and turned them around. The boy sharpened the blades last week and got them on upside down. I am sure it looked right from underneath!!

I did get on the Original and drive around the shop. Just because!




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Old 06-29-2016, 09:25 PM
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I pulled the fenders off the 1211 so I can access the leaking auto valve and to make room to install the dual hydrualics.
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Very nice Tim, looking good!
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Pulled the broken engine mount bolt out of the 1200.

Put wing nut on my 149 air filter, the PO had a nut on there.

Ordered a new spark plug, wire, air filter and fuel line for the 149. Also found a muffler mount / heat shield online and ordered it.

Still looking for a pressure line.
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I took the blower off the 125
Then i changed the oil in it
The 38" deck is on and we mowed.....
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Good looking 125!
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I saw the snow blower mounted ..hopefully wont need that for a while
..but since you`re in Indiana , anything is possible ..
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