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Old 10-27-2012, 09:45 PM
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Thought I was ready, but today I installed painted lift bracket, wheel weights, chains. NOW I am (probably) ready!
That's sweet! POTW worthy!
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Thought I was ready, but today I installed painted lift bracket, wheel weights, chains. NOW I am (probably) ready!
Great looking cub and blade! Hope to see some action shots this Winter.
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put rebuilt 12hp in my 1000, bought a set chains realy cheep. shes about ready for the snow. all i need is a snow blower and cerper gear. will send pics soon.
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Great looking cub and blade! Hope to see some action shots this Winter.
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He lives in VA, I live in VA. I hope all he does is wax it. Did I mention that

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He lives in VA, I live in VA. I hope all he does is wax it. Did I mention that

SNOW SUCKS
LOL Sam. We probably won't see any snow here either.
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The 2072 keeps its winter clothes on all year around but yesterday I put the seat on it that came off the 1810 I just picked up. I like it and it is comfy!
It should be ready to go! Sorry Allen!
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Sam Mac,

I understand your pain! But having bought and rejuvenated this cub, plus spent hours and money on a blade, weights, chains, etc, I have the best insurance AGAINST snow!! It'll never snow again in VA!

By the way, good tale of your two new tractor purchases, and selling one before you made it home!

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Sam snow does not suck it blows. At least way up here in PA it does. Not quite ready yet as I am still picking up leaves and such and getting ready for hurricane Sandy. I will have a blade on my 2084 and EricR will have his blower on his 2086 along with the possibility of a blade on one 102 and a blower on the other. Of course not having enough rears for all those seats we can just jump from one to the other. Bring it on ole man winter central PA is almost ready for what you can bring on.
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The 2072 keeps its winter clothes on all year around but yesterday I put the seat on it that came off the 1810 I just picked up. I like it and it is comfy!
It should be ready to go! Sorry Allen!
No prob, Mike!
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Been a LONG time since I posted last, but better way late than never!
Been really busy with the old IHC truck, work at the grain elevator and getting ready for the winter. looks like I'll be the first to post an action shot (video) this year!
Got the 1650 on the Qa42A snowblower, and the BOSS 982 on the homemade 50inch power angle blade. Look out snow!
Replaced the lift bar with a chain, a pin welded on one end, and the other end is adjustable so the blower can be set to go lower or higher for transport or getting on a trailer. Gets darn near 6inches off the ground now, and hovers about a inch off when fully down. perfect for gravel drives!


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