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Old 12-28-2010, 08:49 AM
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Nice shots of the nicely-painted snow thrower Sminkey! Love seeing the IH Cub Cadet model 71!
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I got try out the 125 for the first time on Sunday. We got just over 1 1/2 feet. We started with some snow plowing lessons for the family. First stepson, then Mrs. Flatbedford. I don't have any pictures of the major work. Nobody wanted to come out in the snow and wind in the dark.
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Great action pics, guys!
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Here is a video plowing a path on the lawn to walk the doggy on....
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Cool vid! Thanks for showing us.
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I got try out the 125 for the first time on Sunday. We got just over 1 1/2 feet. We started with some snow plowing lessons for the family. First stepson, then Mrs. Flatbedford. I don't have any pictures of the major work. Nobody wanted to come out in the snow and wind in the dark.
Great pics and video guys...love seeing the old cubs at work!!

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Couldn't get any in-action shots, but I got the after.


I put a set of lights on the drift cutters. I found that headlights shine right in the stream of the chute and I really can't see anything. Only problem I had was that the charging system couldn't handle 2 sets of lights and the pto, so I disconnected the cyclops lights for winter. I can see great now.

Even with all the snow I got last year, I never had it above the housing, so I'm not too concerned about knocking them off....yet.


Here's a few pics of the Cub's nest. The opened side is really my woodshop, but the other side is currently full.


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Nice pics, toyman!
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Couldn't get any in-action shots, but I got the after.
I put a set of lights on the drift cutters. I found that headlights shine right in the stream of the chute and I really can't see anything. Only problem I had was that the charging system couldn't handle 2 sets of lights and the pto, so I disconnected the cyclops lights for winter. I can see great now.
Even with all the snow I got last year, I never had it above the housing, so I'm not too concerned about knocking them off....yet.
[Here's a few pics of the Cub's nest. The opened side is really my woodshop, but the other side is currently full.
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Finally got enough snow to get the 149 out today.


No great amount but still fun to get out and play a little.


Heading up the street to my bud's house to clean his drive.
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