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Old 11-12-2013, 12:16 AM
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Np, I did not take offense. Was kinda a general thought I gave without specific info anyway.
Dude u don't live very far from me... just noticed your in olathe
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Yeah, in the neighborhood anyway. I have to go up that way to obtain snowblower stuff.

JimBob, We need tilled grass pics. It is a right of passage deal. Warning, could cause relief of significant other syndrome Thus allowing unlimited Cub Cadet fun lol
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Yeah, in the neighborhood anyway. I have to go up that way to obtain snowblower stuff.

JimBob, We need tilled grass pics. It is a right of passage deal. Warning, could cause relief of significant other syndrome Thus allowing unlimited Cub Cadet fun lol
No problem, it's the first thing I did!! I've posted this in another thread but here ya go, worked like a dream! Now all I've got to do is get the trunion fixed up and she'll be good as new

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......Now all I've got to do is get the trunion fixed up and she'll be good as new ........
I think you should get the side panels too!
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JimBob, We need tilled grass pics. It is a right of passage deal. Warning, could cause relief of significant other syndrome Thus allowing unlimited Cub Cadet fun lol

I love Cadet pics! Here is my 1250 doing some tillage for a new plot for my friend this last spring.
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I think you should get the side panels too!
Is like to have them just to have them but I think it looks sooooo much better without them.


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I love Cadet pics! Here is my 1250 doing some tillage for a new plot for my friend this last spring.
Looks good!
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Does your tiller shake lika dog $#!tn razor blades when you in the grassy spot? Or is it just mine?
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Does your tiller shake lika dog $#!tn razor blades when you in the grassy spot? Or is it just mine?
It shook a bit in a couple spots, mainly when I found a block of cement underground but for the most part it wasn't too bad. Mostly when I broke the sod layer. I have, however, seen videos of some shaky tillers so I wouldn't worry too much Then again, if I'm wrong I'm sure someone will chime in
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It was baad! I got a vid to show u that keith took sumtime. See what ya think
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Does your tiller shake lika dog $#!tn razor blades when you in the grassy spot? Or is it just mine?
Hahaha! When it went through roots, and through the top layer it did.
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