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Old 11-03-2013, 05:21 PM
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Worked in the yard all day on my worker Cub...
Great pic of your cub and cart!
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I got the 100 back up and running. Had it torn down to replace the clutch teaser spring and made a new driveshaft. I found that the pulleys on my hydraulic pump system were worn in the V. I originally made the pulleys from aluminum but now they are steel so they should not wear out again.

I also had to weld up my muffler where the inlet goes in. It was cracked almost all the way around. The heat shield/muffler mount was cracked around the bolt holes too. I cut off my stack and made it into a short deflector to keep from cracking the muffler again.

After the 100 was fixed, I hooked up my trailer and cleaned up the limbs from the yard after the heavy wind we had last week. I hauled the mower deck to the shed and threw the snow blade on to get ready for the snow to start flying.
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Sounds good, Adam! Let's see a pic of your 100 with the blade on.
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Got the 1450 and my yard cart out Sunday to pick up some things before it starts to snow.

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Got the 1450 and my yard cart out Sunday to pick up some things before it starts to snow.

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You need a bigger yard cart LOL.
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Cool pic! The 1450 got the job done for ya.
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Cool pic! The 1450 got the job done for ya.
I'm always amazed by what this little Cub will pull. I've had a good amount of weight on that trailer before and it never has trouble pulling. It's only when you try stopping or going down hill and turning a sharp corner I seem to have to watch it. I think the old cub may get a brake controller installed. I would feel better then.
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Did some lawn sweeping with the 782. We had a lot of leaves today!



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We had a lot of leaves today!

Looks like a bit of an understatement, bet that kept you busy for a while.
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