Thank you sir:beerchug:
NNF, one less letter to type:bigthink:

Diggin' the NNF Todd! :beerchug:

Saturday morning I pulled the carb off of the CH in the 782. It's been lean since I got it mobile. Gave it a good cleaning and replaced an o-ring. Fired it up and tried out the new box blade on some potholes on the driveway. One day I will finish the wiring and muffler. It really needs some tri-ribs on the front.:bigthink:

Then I cleaned up the mess from Mondays storm. The truck took a good wack on the roof. Luckily no glass was broken.

Today my creeper for '67 102 showed up. Can't wait to get goin!:biggrin2:

Glad to hear the damage wasn't worst.:beerchug:

Man looks like it was nasty up your way Bud.

Sorry to see the storm damage, Travis.

Did the Starter Upgrade on the 1782
 

Installed the new reduction gear starter on the 1782 today. Much better!

Yanked the engine from the 782 today to get ready for a head gasket, and from the looks of things right now, a few more gaskets.

Good luck, Todd!

Lookin good, Todd! :beerchug: I'm envious of your always clean garage. If I had a garage with fancy concrete floors and such, I hope it would look like that! :biggrin2:

Guys the storm was pretty bad! I saw debris every where the next day. The worst part is I don't normally park my truck there, for this very reason. I just never moved it from picking up that '67 102:angry: I will try the heat gun and some freon and see if it pops out. It's the only part of that deal that the Cubs can't fix. :beer2:

I was doing some yard work but the little ones had other plans....
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Got to spend time with the little ones while their little, because it don't last long:beerchug:
I see your log in name has 69 ss 396. You got pictures? Is it a Camaro or Chevelle? I had three 69 Chevelle's, one SS and a 69 El Camino back, years ago, love those cars.
Just being nosey.:bigthink:

I've had it for 20yrs,
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That is one sweet looking ride! :beerchug:

its just a street/strip cruise night car now, but I'm ok with that:biggrin2:

Very nice, thanks for the pic:beerchug:
Now I need to wipe the drool. Back to reality:beer2:

Did a little work on a 3205. It looks better today.
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There were a few maples that blew down in a wind storm a while back at a friend of mine's property, so i bucked them up and skidded them to a landing. He's paraplegic so it's really difficult for him to move around in the woods and run a chainsaw, but once they're up on the landing he'll be able to take care of business.

I did happen to get 4+ hours of seat time! :biggrin2:

Some of the maple was still green and 14 - 16" across and yet the cub pulled it. It amazes me what this little 2072 will do, but i do have 3pt to lift the end of the logs a little bit so the end doesn't dig in, and the rear tires are loaded with windshield washer fluid and i have a set of wheel weights on them.

Did mowing today. Not with a cub cadet but with my ford lgt100. It does have a cub cadet deck on it tho lol

Now this I want to see a pic of, gotta love those custom fabrications :beerchug:

You're right, Ryan.

:TTWWP:

Built a grill for the 125:beerchug:
Also put on the hitch, turned the gas tank around the way it should be.

Never seen a cub that ran on grass.:biggrin2:

Cool looking grill, I like that.

Nik

Very nice, Todd! :beerchug:

Jenn and I took the 782 and 1872 for a ride.

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No? First time for everything:biggrin2:
Fixed it. I'm half asleep tonight:bigthink:

Allen,
Neat pics with the headlights and all. Any leads on finding that elusive smoker yet? :bigthink:

Great to see the tractors as always Allen:beerchug:

On the road again, can't wait to get on the road again :beerchug:

Thanks guys! :ThumbsUp:

Josh, I haven't been looking lately. I'm enjoying what I have. :beerchug:

Fair enough. Man those headlights are bright! :biggrin2:

They sure are! :biggrin2:

Cool pictures ACecil and zippy1

Needed to bury a line today.
Used the ripper on the 149 to bust up the ground.

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After i got the line where i wanted it, i put the rear blade on and filled the ditch back in.

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Is that ripper homemade?
Where might a guy get one of those?

Ok, now THAT is awesome. Great job and pics :beerchug:

Awesome pics, Diz! Glad to see the 149 in action!

What Cubs do in the desert
 

I don't mow or push snow with my Cub, but I do haul palm tree and lemon tree branches. Kids help too! Push a little rock around for fun sometimes.

Thanks Diz:beer2:
Looks like the 149 did an exceptional job with the ripper and rear blade:beerchug:

Cub looks good hanging out by the pool:beerchug: