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Old 01-30-2021, 08:22 PM
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I picked up a plow I found on CL. Fits great on my 782.
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Love it, a blade is one of those " I'm gonna get one one of those someday"
items. Looks good.

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Thank you. I can't wait to use it.
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I picked up a plow I found on CL. Fits great on my 782.
Looks good! Now you need some wheel weights and chains!
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Old 01-30-2021, 10:37 PM
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I have wheel weights on my 100. I could use those if needed.
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Old 01-31-2021, 12:54 AM
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Looking good! Just recently put a plow blade on mine ($50) and prayed for snow. Got a couple inches, just enough... def gonna fill the tires with prop glycol and add some weight out back. But for a small snowfall it worked. Monday we're due for several inches of snow with some rain on top.. see how that goes without the weight.
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Installed hood stops on my wide frames
Keeps the nose of the hood from hitting the grill frame.
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^^^^ OK, now that is smart, tidy and effective! I need a new hinge and now I need that set up too.
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Today I got my girlfriend out of bed at 7 to drive 2 hours one way to pick up a K161 for the Mystery Cub/70 along with some other parts. Then started dissassembling the Tecumseh in it in prep for having the frame welded back to it's original dimensions.
Then, after breaking it loose from it's resting place under a maple with a 1970 Ford F250 (which almost got stuck itself), my faithful 122 dragged this old Case hay rake into the open to be sold today!Front.jpg

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It's been 5yrs since i converted my 1211 to dual hydraulics and 3yrs since i bought a power angle plow and I am happy to report that the plow is finally on the tractor and everything works as it should.
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