Remember our little talk about retirement & camp? We'll extend free ride day for you!

Thats the news I've been waiting for all winter! Thanks Diz!

(what Eric said) I know who's happier in the pic's!

Waiting to see there EricR, I hope Dad's having fun out there away from this cold air.

Nice action shots there CAD!

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Great pics Duke!:beerchug:

It won't be long before she is out mowing the lawn Dad :beerchug:

Thanks for the awesome pics, CAD!

I was hunting down a rear fender, step and a rock shaft for my 1782 and I came across someone about to scrap this 2284 frame. It had all the parts I need and it only cost $15. I stripped it all down in the garage this afternoon.

You got a good deal! I may want to talk to you about the rear fenders and fender skirts for my 2182.

Nice score!

Awesome score!

I worked on the 1A tiller today and got some near new used tines put on it and got the parts tiller ready to be loaded up to be taken to it's new owner next weekend.:beerchug: I worked on the 1650 but didn't finish it up today. I hope to get it done so I can start tilling soon. I started measuring for the Kwik-Way to go on Uncle Gene's 1864.:beer2:

Sorry no pics for you today.:OhOh:

Got the rear brackets painted for Dad's 2084 and got the 2086 all ready for mowin duty and I also forgot to take pics JUST LIKE DUKE. :ROTF2:

You had some nice finds!

I knew you would get there some day!:biggrin2:

Now that's too funny! (lol)

Mail man delivered my new fuel pump and coil for my M18 in the 1810. Planning to pull the engine and do the replacements this weekend. Scored an NORS aluminum AC/delco fuel pump on Ebag for $60 delivered. Hopefully the aluminum case design will have better durability than the OE plastic MTD version. :bigthink:

Great news!:beer2:

Got some much needed seat time tonite rolling the yard with the 1050!

Lucky you Mike!
Looking forward to seeing green grass here:bigthink:

Forgot pics but, swept the lawn with the 105. the 105 is burning oil, breathing heavy. :angry:

Great job, Mike!

Guess I should have looked closer when I got home from work, I didn't notice any roller marks in my yard!!!! :bigthink:

Thanks Todd and Allen!

Sorry buddy! As it was I was 4 hours rolling!:beer2:

Got the valves readjusted on the Diesel and put the deck under it and cut some grass. Ain't nothing like mowing with a diesel!

Cool deal, Adam! Bet the smoker was sounding good!

Nice! Where's the pics? :beerchug:

I'd love to mow with one of the smokers. Unfortunately, in the past 24 hours we've gotten 3-4 inches of rain and flooding everywhere.

Last year was a drought so we need the rain, now it won't stop raining. :biggrin2:

Farmers itching to get in the fields, me itching to get some seat time.......

Mike I roll and aerate at the same time slacker.:biggrin2:

Some of us aren't lucky enough to have that kind of equipment!:biggrin2:
Next time you are up drop that off for me!

finally got the deck on the 1650 and mowed the yard for the first time this year....god i love how an old cub cuts...cant beat it

I would but didn't see any cat 0 cubs in your fleet.:biggrin2: Plus the shipping fee's might take up half your fleet for payment.:biggrin2:

Brandon awesome pic. I love mowing with these awesome cubs! Awesome garden in the back ground too!:beer2:

You didn't look hard enough!:biggrin2:
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The 1650 is looking good, Brandon!

Musta been the nanny I had following me around making sure no other spark plug wires got missing.:biggrin2: Did you ever find the engine that is missing that wire?:bigthink: That was all Adam but I didn't spot him either.:biggrin2:

LOL!
Nope, you guys need to give me a hint!

I agree! Can't beat a 1650!:beerchug:

It came off an engine!:beer2:

Need more of a hint then that!:biggrin2:

Oh Yeah! :beerchug:
I thought about pics but there was no one else home to take them :angry:

Adam tripped over it/near it.:beer2:

Plowed what will hopefully be the last snow of the season. It was that wet, heavy stuff that I didn't think I could push. Once again, the little 100 surprised me with a near full-sized tractor effort. After all the snow we've plowed this year, I finally cracked a weld on the lift rod on one of the last passes.

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Bent/Cracked Lift Rod
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