Looks good Nick!:beerchug:

Had some time this weekend to get back to my 1711. The weather's been so nice I figured I better take advantage so we got it outside and pressure washed the chassis and the engine. Here's some before and after pics.It's so much nicer when you can see the parts you're working on :biggrin2:

Looking good! Keep up the hard work!

I had time today to turn the garden upside down. I love the seat time on my 582.

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Awesome job Doug!

Looks like you made it larger.:beerchug:

Great pics, guys!

Doug,
Great shot of the sod turned over. Looks like you will have a nice garden next year.
Some shots as Cheryl and I gleaned our garden last weekend. Yea I had to get the 147 out in the sun too!
Hope things are good out there. Have fun with the Cubs!
Regards,
Chris

rlatz Nice work cleaning up the parts :beerchug:

4SPEED The 582 looks great out in the dirt :ThumbsUp:

Sugarmaker Great pictures of the Cubs, Looks like the garden did good this year.

Awesome pics, Chris!

Got double seat time today. Hauled Jenn's Fall decorations with the 1872 and #2 cart. Did some lawn sweeping with good ole Dually! :beerchug:

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Great Pics Allen and Chris!

Allen loves getting to accomplish his "honey do list" items using his favorite toys! :biggrin2: :biggrin2:

You know me too well! :biggrin2:

He's a smart little bugger!:biggrin2:

That's right! Work smarter not harder. :biggrin2:

great pics guys. there is no job to big or small for our cub's.

Ive got one more garden to turn over and then its time to get it ready for the winter sna sna snow. (if we get any this year)


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Always great to see the 100 ACecil.:biggrin2:

Thanks Diz! I know you always enjoy seeing pics of good ole Dually! :biggrin2:

sold all but 1 of my cub cadets and attachments. selling a few other off brand tractors expect for two. then my downsizing will be complete.

Jenn

You did a fine job training the boy. Anytime you can get a guy to do as told and he has fun doing it you win, at least that's what I've been told. :biggrin2:

Maybe it's because you follow him around with the camera so he can show off his Toys LOL

Sam

Allen,
Nice shots of your Cubs working!
Regards,
Chris

Yesterday, I tried out my new baler on about 3 1/2 acres. Put the 46 bales in the barn, and got to cleaning on the baler, pulling the hay out, and blowing it out with the leaf blower. Now, it has absolutely no hay inside, and is just about ready for storage.




Now, you might ask what this has to do with Cubs...Well, tonight I sold the 46 bales to my Amish neighbors/buddies, for $5 a bale. Now, the surprise is...That $230 is going toward a very straight Original that my dealership has!!







Here's some pictures of the baler, and of the hay drying in their barn. They are all spread out with some salt on each to help draw the moisture. (We had to bale wet due to unexpected coming rain.)

Thanks Sam & Chris!

Great news, Conner!

We like pictures!!

Thanks Jenn and Allen.

I changed the oil, filter, air filter and gas filter on my 1872. While I was at it added some plumbing to the oil drain. Now I can drain directly into a container and not all over the frame. If I have trouble removing the mule drive, I'll replace the 4" nipple with a close thread nipple and a 45. It's a work in progress, but it's a start.

Nice work! The supers are great tractors. I really enjoy my 1872!

Agreed, and agreed! :beerchug: :biggrin2:

Just got back with my new Original! Really straight, with no cracks! My buddy at the dealer said it was a barn find, and ran when parked years ago.




Looks to be a late December 1962 model..With a serial of 490... I can't remember the rest. :biggrin2:

Congrats Conner!

Conner

Now that you have an O you can be sure Duke will stop by. :biggrin2:

The chances have gone up!:biggrin2:

Haha..



Well, then get here then!

After I got started on the Original, replacing the two main ignition wires..AJ pulled up and we got his 4' 3 pt blade off, and got my 3 pt disc loaded up, and ready for him to get to Kevin. :beerchug:




After that, I didn't even touch the Original for the rest of the evening...AJ and I got to talking, and finally had to 'pause' our conversation once it started getting dark! :biggrin2:

Nice Original mrcubcadet :ThumbsUp:

Thanks, Diz!

Enjoy your nice O, buddy!

Got to get some tractors restored before the next trip happens.

I spend some time at the and got the 4 and 5 digits running today. It was the first time I've heard them running and I was very happy how well they sounded. Time to test some clutches.I didn't take them for a spin but I be getting some seat time on them soon.:beer2:

Glad to hear they are running good.
Hopefully the clutches will be alright as well :ThumbsUp: