Thanks Todd! The corn was planted in late April, I believe. :ThumbsUp:

i mowed with the 1211 and ran the lawn sweeper with the 108, after i was done it was time for a ride with my youngest son.

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Cool pics, Tim! Nothing like some seat time.

Looking good Tim.

Thanks Todd. Gotta get the work out of them before they realize it's work and refuse. HaHa

Looks like fun Tim, creating great memories. :beerchug:

Bill

Who's having more fun Tim, you or the boy? I see you're "smiling" again for the picture.:biggrin2:
Huh, never noticed the steering wheel you have on that 108 before.

the boy was having a great time, he really likes tractor rides. i was smiling on the inside.:biggrin2:

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Great pictures of you and your son.
They look like ads for Cub Cadet right out of the 70's :beerchug:

Great pics Tim. Looks like he's ready to grab the wheel and take over in the last pic.

I made a new hood hinge and replaced it today. The old hinge was broken in several places.

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Good job, Adam!

Tim you need to not wear a hat so much.:biggrin2:
Nice work Adam :beerchug:

The wheel is a 4 spoke grant gt wheel I had on one of my cars back in the day, It was sitting around collecting dust so I decided to put it on the 108. I had an old junk wheel with the plastic all busted off it so I cut the hub out of it and welded it to the riser for the grant wheel, its a little bit bigger around than a cub wheel. The worst part about it is that it will blind you when its sunny out.:biggrin2:

You got a problem with my white forehead? Actually I recently started doing the yard work with no hat on to get some sun up there that way when I have to go somewhere I can't wear a hat I look kinda normal.:biggrin2:

I have no hair on the top of my head, so it was my jealousy of your hair lashing out at you:biggrin2:

I'll get there soon enough, the hat is what keeps the hair from falling out.:biggrin2:

I know how you feel, Terry! :biggrin2:

God only made a few perfect heads, the rest he covered with hair.:biggrin2:

Whatever helps you sleep at night.:biggrin2:

That's true, Terry! :biggrin2:

Yeah, good luck with that, if it makes you feel better, keep thinking it.:biggrin2:
Well, that's what my therapist keeps telling me anyway.:ROTF2:

Looking good Tim,looks like your son had a good time.
Nice work Adam.
I wear a hat.

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Looking good Tim! :beerchug:

Coffee through nostrils! That's a good look Tim.

That guy is frightening to look at.

I put the bumper on my 2284. It's missing one end cap for the pipe.

Tractor and bumper look sharp, Steve!

Since the 1211 is down for repairs I brought the 1050 home to mow, it was kinda weird mowing with a gd but i got back into shifting on the fly in no time.

That's a good looking tractor right there Mr. Tim:beerchug:

Nice tractor, Tim!

thanks guys, it is a nice tractor and it runs and mows great. now if i could just get someone to buy it off me.:biggrin2:

Did much Grading and leveling of an area that I needed to raise. Very mushy area , Used my large tractor to get the dirt there and because of the limited space I could not do the entire job with the big guy. TUG, With the Plow, worked great. After I was up 14" and the ground was basically packed down, I dropped more material in some uneven spots and TUG and an angled plow worked it. It came out better than anticipated.

Looking good!

Nancy cut the lawn with the 2372/1872 today.:beerchug:

Looking good Todd!:beerchug:

Looking good Nancy!!!!

Looks like that Cub Cadet/Haban/Vangard combo was really slinging some grass!!:beerchug::beerchug:

Oh yeah, when it's hummin, and she's driving, best find a secure place to hide.:beerchug: It's one speed with her, lever forward.:bigeyes:

Looks like a page from an advertising brochure!

Todd that second pic is really good! Like was stated before, could have been a sales brochure :beerchug:

I totally know what you mean! My wife drives the same way in the car and on the mowers... All levers forward and all pedals mashed:biggrin2::biggrin2:

Great pics, guys!