I think my 2284 looks good with my 54" under but then I see the behemoth of a 60" deck some of you guys are rocking. Great pic Sam :beerchug:

Them 60" Haban's are the cheese on a Ritz hey Sam?:beerchug:
If you can't run with the "Big Dogs", stay on the porch:biggrin2::bigeyes:

Cleaned up my 50" deck from the 1650 to put away for the year.
Yah, I know it's still mowing season, but with the super and 60" Haban, I won't be using it.
Wire brushed the bottom and brushed on some used Hy-Tran. Took the cover off and cleaned out all the debris. Installed some new deck wheels:beerchug:

Yep why use the little deck when you have a "Big Deck", the women love a big deck. :biggrin2:

I'm gonna get banned any minute now. :ROTF1::ROTF2:

It's not the size of the deck ,it's how you use it.

I have a deck that is 12' wide LOL, it Gits Er Done. :beerchug:

Most of us don't talk about the size of our "decks", actions speak louder than words...... :Shocked::ROTF2:

I think Ryan has deck envy. :biggrin2:

Bill

Today I used the 1641 to cut some grass.
Those loaded tires come in handy on the hills.

Lew will never be the same, he is now spoiled! :beerchug:

Lew has now gone over to the dark side. :ROTF1::ROTF2:

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Mowed the lawn "again" today with the 1872:beerchug:

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I always prefer to mow with a narrow frame ,but this has a deck on it,the other 30 do not...

Zipp--- lotta grass,

That's only about a 1/4 of it.....:bigthink:

Todd

That is some nice looking grass. :beerchug:

How are you going to sell it if your using it?

I finished the engine build for the 1862 today then pressure washed the old engine and tractor frame getting ready to pull the old one out.
Now that I finished this engine Monday I will start building the M18 for the 1811. My son and I finished stripping the frame today getting it ready to sand blast this week.
Building one engine at work, two M18s at home plus a 350 and 489 Chevy at home has me overloaded. I think I am going fishing after church tomorrow and not even look at a wrench!

Thank you sir:beerchug: Mostly grass with a little clover, alfalfa, grab grass, but it's all green, and I don't have a neighbor to compete with on who's has less weeds:ThumbsUp:
Those Haban's are a wonderful fine cutting piece of equipment:beerchug:

Cut the lawn today:beerchug:
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needed to be used to test out the repairs.yah never know....

Planted some corn:beerchug:
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Cub123 are you sure that tractor had enough power and traction for that planter? Talk about overkill! :biggrin2:

Looks great, heck I'd say good enough to be POTW! :beerchug:

Seemed to have plenty of power:biggrin2: It actually worked better in the freshly tilled garden than the NF, it floated on the soft dirt rather than sinking and wandering around. You really want me to submit for POTW AGAIN?!? :bigeyes: LOL

Nothing 'cept mow. Easy.

Does look fantastic! Excellent work! :beer2:

plantin corn in the middle of June? lemme see july 17, aug 17 sept17 yea it might work. you guys must get more summer rains than we. If you plant corn in June here all your gonna get is burnt to a crisp stalks in August.

Lol, yeah this week looks like 60% chance of rain until Monday, may never get the hay done, but the garden will have water. I didn't really plan to plant this late, but we ended up moving our vegetables out of this garden, so I got some cheap corn to plant so we could feed it to our horses.

Lookin Good as always Buddy. :beerchug:

1772 and planter look great.....:beerchug:

Changing of the gaurd
 

1450's goin home for service. 1200's taking over mowing duties.

Grass Cut and Weeds Sprayed
 

Got the grass cut today after giving it a few days to dry up. Got 6 inches of rain here in 3 days, needless to say the yard was a bit squishy.

After grass cutting and trimming, hooked up the homemade sprayer and killed some weeds with Par3. Good stuff!

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Garden at the back is coming along. Garlic is almost ready for picking.

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Wow, your garden is doing a lot better than ours is! We can't keep up with the weeds and rain we've been having. I need to get some grass clippings down to help with the problem.

Anywho, great pics, thanks for sharing!

Nice pictures. :beerchug:

I miss seeing green grass, with temperatures close to 100 in June and little rain all the fescue turned brown down here. At least the neighbors have weeds to keep theirs a little green but I killed all of mine :biggrin2:. Maybe the somewhat cooler temps we've been having lately will bring it back to life.

Had both my toys out playing today mowed with the blue ( I know not a cub but couldn't beat the price) and knocked down the open areas of the garden with the tiller.

Hayride
 

Took the grandkids for a per 4th hayride. Live is good at summer camp!

Spread bug killer with the 121 today. :beerchug:

Today was tree trimming day with a new to me DR chipper behind the Ebay purchase 1641.

Almost looked like the 1641 had a cab on it at first :biggrin2:

That is a H3ll of a chipper!!! I want one. Those DR guys make some nice stuff.

Looks like a lethal combo. :beerchug:

I thought so too when I saw the picture. It gave me an idea for an winter cab using a top and windshield from a golf cart (I have a couple in the shed) and an inexpensive fabric golf cart enclosure. wouldn't be 100% weather tight but it might keep me from getting a face full of snow when the wind shifts while using the blower.