We could use a little rain up here Allen. :beerchug:

I wish, I could send you some of ours...lol!

My wife took TUG out to one of the Garlic fields. Yes, the Hat is quite the fashion statement. It was Sunny, the May Flies were hungry and that hat does the job.
TUG has a home made wagon in tow. It built pretty heavy duty. One Flaw...I need to modify the steering, It doesn't turn in the same ratio as the handle. I need to extend the mounting of the tie rod ends.

Good looking Rig Tony h :beerchug:

Cool pic. Thanks for sharing.

Looking good.

Nice rig! And a nice garlic patch. Do you guys sell? In NY, are they in scape yet? Mine and probably 2 weeks away.

Took Big Red for an evening ride! The big Onan sounds great! :beerchug:

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I'm Sorry I don't have a photo with the cub in it. But look at the results of a 1711, 50c mower deck and freshly sharpened gator blades.


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Had the cat 0 plow stolen off the trailer this week. According to sheriff's office there's a gang in this small town going around stealing stuff. He's got a picture of it so hope I can get it back as it's so hard to find them for a decent price. If anybody runs across a black one on ebay or craigslist list let me know. It was made by brinly for sears so it actually has a sears tag on it.

Hope you get your plow back, Adrian!

Good luck getting it back.

That sucks,hope for the best.

Cut the grass today with the 1210,nothing like sharp blades on a deck.ooooooooo so nice....

That sucks. Hope you get it back and that they find out who did it. :BB&YS:

Looks nice, Lew!

Pretty "sharp" there Lew.:beerchug:

Big Red is what my daughter calls my 982 also!
Looking good there Allen.
Lawn looks good Lew!

Thanks Terry!

Is there a Leaf Bagger that fits on a ih 1000 and where can I get one
:bash2::bigthink:

Not that I'm aware of, you could probably adapt one from a newer tractor with a little modification.

What would be a good example, when the leaves start to fall it's a mess :buttrock

you can get a vac trac or similar to p.u. the leaves.

You have example photos of vac trac :bigthink:

google trac vac and it will show up.

I just saw something called a cyclone rake :beerchug:

Hauled some cinder blocks with the 982. It didn't know, they were back there...lol!

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That 982 is sweet. :beerchug:

I made some time and loaded about 9 gallons of WW fluid in the tires today. Still havent made time to put the rear end braces on.

Mowed with the 38" deck (my Dad's deck from his 100 that he never used) for the first time yesterday and it turned out better than I expected. Just needed the basic maintenance & the subframe rebuilt.

Got a couple of compliments from the neighbors' about how the yard turned out as well. Feels pretty good considering it's a 51-yr old machine.

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Thank you!

Nice 100! Thanks for sharing.

That away, show then neighbors what a 51 year old tractor will do.:beerchug:
Good looking 100.

Good work Allen, glad you got some seat time.:beerchug:

Always enjoy seeing you and the 982 ACecil :biggrin2:

Good looking 100 litlmikeyl :beerchug:

Provided some driver training for the 6 year old...

[QUOTE=Diz Jr.;379257]Always enjoy seeing you and the 982 ACecil :biggrin2:

I appreciate it, Todd and Diz! :beerchug:

Cool pic! Looks like your son is enjoying the cub.

This is from the other day. I had my helper out picking up low branches I had cut down to make mowing under trees easier.

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Bill

Went on a tractor ride with Jenn. We always enjoy our tractor rides!

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That away Bill, put them young-uns to work.:biggrin2:
Well it's a good thing you didn't sell that 982 Allen,:beerchug:
Holy smoke, can't believe the corn by you is that tall. Ours is about a foot tall around these parts. North versus the south I guess.:bigthink: