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Old 07-20-2011, 09:59 AM
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Nice looking cubs Guys!
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Old 07-24-2011, 04:49 PM
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Jenn and I got some seat time today!





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Nice looking yard Allen/Jenn. I feel like I was transplanted in AZ. Grass is brown, dirt is hard cracked and dry, and only thing growing is weeds.
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Old 07-24-2011, 05:55 PM
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Great pictures ACecil
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Great pics Allen and Jenn!
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Great pictures guys!
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Today I got the 100 out, jacked up the front end, and took the front wheels off to replace the bearings.

Where would be the best place to get bearings at?





Also took the seat cover off for the first time to see what condition the pan was in.........
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I spent the afternoon doing some work on the 1872, and now I'm watching Sling Blade. I'm spotting a cub or two at the shop that Karl's workin at. =)
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Thanks guys! We appreciate it!
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Jenn and I got some seat time today!
Great pics!

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Today I got the 100 out, jacked up the front end, and took the front wheels off to replace the bearings.

Where would be the best place to get bearings at?





Also took the seat cover off for the first time to see what condition the pan was in.........
Napa for the bearing and that seat is in awesome shape! Mike Cubcrazy did hte same thing and his is as close to new as you'll find! THose seat covers do a great job saving the seat and soreness!

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I spent the afternoon doing some work on the 1872, and now I'm watching Sling Blade. I'm spotting a cub or two at the shop that Karl's workin at. =)
I've been watching your thread. More pics and less movie watching!
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