Thanks Allen:beerchug:

Glad your ok Jed. Logan called me today about it. Glad that was all that was broke on her. Cant wait to see yall at the fair!

Thanks Dan!

I just Repainted the whole hood and nose tonight should have it back on by Friday and off to the fair Saturday:beer2: !

Good deal! ill be looking out for yall! Got some things for the 126 i forgot to give you.

That reminds me could you bring the Hood I `m going to try and fix it since its better than no hood! lol.:biggrin2:

Can do Jed! :beerchug:

Jed I'm glad you are ok. I hope everyone else on here reads this and realizes how dangerous it is to ride your tractors up ramps. I never ride mine into the back of my truck. I always walk beside it when going up ramps into a pickup.

AJ

OUCH, glad your OK. Just my 2 cents but a trailer is a whole lot cheaper than getting hurt. Bought this a couple years ago when I got tired of taking chances hauling my Kubota BX on a single axle trailer. It hauls 2 Cub Supers with no problem.:beerchug:

Sam, That trailer would haul more than two Supers!! :bigthink:

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Did the Super Cuts thing with the 2284 KGF= Kills Grass Fast :biggrin2:

Pulled a round bale of Hay for the animals and the n killed some grass on the 149

Actually spent yesterday washing my fleet of cubs and got them picture ready! Then took the O and 108 out to the fairgrounds! :biggrin2: Heres some pics the crew all lined up and shiny!

I also did some work to the O. Got the steering tube cap in place as well as the rubber gromet that goes around the steering tube in the dash, Now i just need to get the threads cleaned up so i can get a acorn nut to finish it off. Then i cut out that old exhaust and put in a new one consisting of parts form the iron plumbing pipe section from my hardware store. Still need a muffler but sounds pretty neat as it is! Still has a carb issue to work out but she runs and drives under her own power. Hopefully soon i can get more of my O project finished.

I got some good seat time putting in the food plot out back. I was pressed for time but got a quick pic of the plow on at least. :beerchug:

Great pictures dieseldan123 and JayBrd :ThumbsUp:

Great pics, guys!

Did some lawn sweeping with the super today.

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Will you PLEASE put your hat on, the glare is blinding. Just busting. You look like your having fun. :biggrin2:

What size was this bale? I would like to see how this is done! :beerchug: :biggrin2:

Very good pictures, everyone! :beerchug:

Thanks Sam! I forgot my hat...lol. :biggrin2:

The sweeper looks sweet behind the Super ACecil

Thanks Diz! :beerchug:

I made my 108 run! lol

Thats always a good thing! Congrats, what were the details?:bigeyes:

Upgraded Electrical for the Winch
 

I found myself short on power for the 3,000 lbs. winch on the Cub, so I switched over to a full size car battery, strong enough to crank a Chev 350. I had to move a few small parts around, but that was not a problem; there is exactly enough room between the brackets of a 1641 for the battery to easily drop in to. I spaced it up 1/4 inch to clear naughty things that will grind a hole up through the bottom if you are not careful. Right now I have it held down with a nylon strap, but I need to get to the store and just get an automotive battery tie-down kit. Next week.
I also cleaned up a few minor problems that had been bugging me:
I built a bracket for the winch remote plug and placed it right above the winch solonoid on the inside right side of the firewall. I wired a 3-way center-loaded switch on the dash to run the winch without having to dig out the remote, but needed to be able to shut the winch off completely for when mitzengubben are messing with the tractor when I'm not around. So, I added a battery switch with a heavy fusable link to the engine compartmentside of the left firewall.

Found some pics on my phone today! Lol.
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Ben

You have me out numbered LOL. Got some seat time on the 2282 today cutting grass. :biggrin2:

Worked out a few bugs today
 

I've been working on the rear hydraulic outlets on the red tractor . So I thought I would disk Dads horse lot , get it ready for some seeding in a couple weeks.

Thanks for the awesome pics, guys!

Just finished up installing a new to me S/G on the 129
No more noises and good charging! Just in time as well since the lawn needs mowed again. I think this is the most I have needed to ever mow in August. The drought is about over in NEOhio

Great pictures everyone!






Today, I finally got back on the saddle and made some smoke! Here's some pictures! :beerchug:

Awesome pics, Conner!

Thanks, Allen!




I love that tractor! :biggrin2:

Hey Conner, what did you end up doing with the drive shaft? Tractor looks good.:biggrin2:

Did a little mowing today with the 2282 then it was pool time. :biggrin2:

Thanks!



The machinist of many years, and a friend of my dads decided against putting in a roll pin (Due to not being able to put even a mark on the adapter very easily), and welding (Due to cooking the pump seal). So, he cleaned the input shaft and the adapter, mixed and put JB weld on both..And now the dang thing is as hard as a rock! :bigeyes: :beerchug:

Great pictures!

I hope it works, keep us posted.

I believe it will be fine. It's VERY solid, and has been great so far, even under load, and wheel slippage. :beerchug:

Good looking super and property, Sam!