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Old 04-21-2016, 08:33 PM
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Looks good Todd, did you have a talk with Nancy about not scratching it?
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Looks good Todd, did you have a talk with Nancy about not scratching it?
Thanks Tim... Too late, it's all over but the shouting. Didn't build it to look at, built it to work another 55 years.
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Thanks Tim... Too late, it's all over but the shouting. Didn't build it to look at, built it to work another 55 years.
i build mine to work also, scratches just give it character.
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Nice looking fleet Todd!! Glad to see the "O" still knows how to work after that "facelift"!

Grab handle looks good too! I wouldn't worry about the holes... I believe in tasteful well done mods that are useful... that's exactly what you did!!
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You have some sharp machines, Todd!
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i build mine to work also, scratches just give it character.
Yeah, the first one hurts the worst, but they get a little easier as time goes on.

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Nice looking fleet Todd!! Glad to see the "O" still knows how to work after that "facelift"!

Grab handle looks good too! I wouldn't worry about the holes... I believe in tasteful well done mods that are useful... that's exactly what you did!!
Thanks Jay, the "O" looked good sitting there all shiney and clean, but they weren't built to stay that way...

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Appreciate it Allen.
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Thumbs up A busy Cub day for me yesterday.
Spent all of yesterday using the Cubs. First I tilled the garden with the 100 and the 1A tiller, I really like the way the 100 handles the tiller with the creeper gear. It just works so much better than having the tiller push a hydro, I just need to get the hydraulic lift attachment I have for it back together as the tiller is getting harder for this old body to lift. Then I edged the sidewalks and flower beds and used the 782 I just got running for trailer duty and clean up, I am having second thoughts about mounting the sickle bar on it as it is so handy to have around. Thinking the sickle bar would be better on the old 127. Next I ran a section of a old spike tooth drag through the garden with the 1872 to level it and then ran the tiller a second time shallow to just loosen the top 2 inches. I finished up the day by servicing the 1872 and the 60 inch mower deck and used it to cut the grass. All and all a very busy Cub day, got plenty of seat time. Sorry but I did not take time for pictures.
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Got the Haban on the 1872 today. Boy was that a bugger, don't remember it being that hard last year... Maybe the age thing is finally making it more difficult.
Yeah I know, "sounds like a personal problem".

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The 1872 is looking nice, Todd!
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