Great pictures of the cubs at work guys:beerchug:

Such a beautiful day in NC, so I had to get the cubs out.

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Allen,
Neat pic of the cubs! Looks like you had a nice day down your way. Overcast and upper 50's here. Sure beat the lows in the upper 30's last nite. :biggrin2:

Thanks for sharing the pic! :beerchug:

Thanks Josh! It was cool here today. Only got to 62 degrees.

Tractors look good Allen:beerchug:

I hauled a little firewood over the weekend. The 104 surprised me, but it was up to the task. I am amazed at how strong it really is.

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Thanks Todd!

Nancy was out with the NFNF and aerator this afternoon. She get's to have all the fun:bigthink:
Works real good for going around trees:beerchug:

Great pics, Todd! I might have to get my aerator out now. :biggrin2:

Thanks buddy:beerchug:

Good to see I'm not the only one aerating in early October, looks great! :beerchug:



I took a few days off work for vacation before winter gets here and I won't be able to. So, this weekend, I pulled everything out of the garage, cleaned the floor up, and made room to get all 4 Cubs in for the winter out of the way (apparently, the g/f thinks she can park her car in my garage when it snows :biggrin2:)

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Cool pics. Love the group shot.

What was she thinking?:biggrin2:
Tractors look good:beerchug:

Ryan

Looking good. Hope you made room for the GF to park her car in your garage otherwise she may not let you park your car in her garage. :biggrin2: :banned:

:ROTF1::ROTF2::ROTF1::ROTF2: Too good, Sam; I may have to share that one with her! :biggrin2: :biggrin2:

Great group photo Sam. I am cadet yellow (not green) with envy.

I didn't do anything with my cub but I did pick up a power turn plow. The PO installed a different hydraulic and reinforced the mount.

I took the 48 inch deck off my 1863, scraped all the caked grass from the inside and blew off the outside. I hauled it to the 25 cent car wash and sprayed it off, pumped grease in until it started coming out and changed the front gage wheels and bolts. I'll sharpen the blades this afternoon and put it in the outbuilding for the winter.
Cannon

Well.... rained here for almost 4 days strait now. Decided the tillage tools are done for the year. Took them all to the shop and power washed them. Oiled up the tiller and the moldboard so they stay all shiny :biggrin2:. Greased everything, now to but it back in the corner and pull the snow equipment out.

Ya-raw. (<that's my excited for snow sound :angry:)

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We know the sound you make when you see a snake too....

cut the grass with the 100 yesterday and the teaser spring goes on it, so....
Time for a clutch rebuild!

new parts except the plates were trued on a lathe, painted, installed, happy happy!

Lol lew, very nice work.:beer2:

Similar day for me, except I was lazy and ordered a complete ready to install clutch from Midwest Super Cub. Its hard to beat $275 for a ready to install clutch assembly. The time you save makes it more then worth it. It came in 3 days later :beerchug:!!!!
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LOOKS GOOOOD Lew:beerchug:

Good job Jonathan, gotsta keep that shine.:beerchug:

LOL! It's more high pitched when I see snakes.

Nice job as always Lew! :beerchug:


Thanks Todd! :ThumbsUp:

That plow was a rust bucket when I got it. Had been sitting outside and hadn't been in the ground for eons. I took a grinder to it to get the heavy junk off. Then went in the field behind the house and plowed until it shined. I swear I plowed an acre to get that shine. (8" at a time, LOL) I'm not doing that again next year. I'll dip it in oil if I have to. LOL!

Got some seat time on the 2182 yesterday mowing. Happy, happy, happy.

Got to do some lawn sweeping with the 782 and super.

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What did I do? Hahaha finally get to drive it around and enjoy it after a lot of work :-)

Cubs look good guys.

Got the Super out this weekend to do the final mow of the year.

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Looks good as always Allen. Weren't we just talking about that yesterday? :biggrin2:

You'll have to head up to my place. No sycamores, but the maples are dropping leaves like crazy up here in Iowa. Come on up buddy! :beerchug:

Thanks Josh! I'll be right up...:biggrin2:

Shorts Allen? Your killing me, had two layers and a knit cap on today. :bash2:

Looks like fun though!

I cut the grass with the 1450 and test fit my almost finished cat 0 to brinly adapter. I'll post a thread in the homemade section with more pics.

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Bill

Good job as always Allen:beerchug: you are the guru when it comes to sweeping leaves:biggrin2:

Thanks guys!

Bill, it was cooler, but nice enough to wear shorts. :biggrin2:

Allen & Ryan

You guys are having way too much fun. :beerchug:

Thanks Sam.

What Allen said! :beerchug:

Fall chores
 

Well, the Yella' Mule, had a workout today.
Plowed part of the garden, to prep it for winter.
Hauled off some brush and old lumber, left by previous occupants.
Spread some gravel with the front blade, that was delivered today.
Fixed the hood hinge, and the spring/latch assembly for the front blade frame mount.
Adjusted the carb, for better engine performance. Smooth power now, from the Mag 12.
Was an especially nice day, with breezy 60f degrees. Got some much needed work done, getting ready for winter.:Work:

Note: Ought'a have some wheel weights, especially for blade work.

Looking good a usual ACecil :biggrin2:
Always enjoy seeing the sweeper in action :ThumbsUp:

Thanks Diz! How have you been doing? :beerchug: