Now I'm just jealous, on an 1811 I had years ago I took the hoses to Napa and my local store said they couldn't make me a replacement set. Bastardos!! :biggrin2: :beerchug:

Got some seat time today. Took 121 for a ride, and killed some grass with Jenn's 2130. :beerchug:

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Glad you got some seat time today Allen, X-2:beerchug:
If you're cutting grass, and it's only that long, you'd be cutting every other day here...:bigthink: :biggrin2:

Thanks Todd! Some spots were pretty high...Lol.:beerchug:

Nice tractors Allen! I wish I had some of that nice weather!

Thanks John! :beerchug:

Got more cub time today. Lawn swept the grass clippings from yesterday's mowing. :ThumbsUp:

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Jeepers Allen, you're having all the fun.:beerchug:
All I've been doing with the Cubs is working on them.:bigthink:

I appreciate it, Todd! :beerchug:

Clearing brush
 

This was last summer, but I just found this picture of the 1210, clearing brush, and mowing the lot before starting on the new house.

Moving dirt
 

Back filling the trench from the new septic system. 782 performed well. :beerchug:

Great pics, guys! Thanks for sharing. :beerchug:

I took the 1882 out to the back shed and dropped the 450 blower off then gave her a quick bath. Time to get ready for grass duty. The yellow paint is all original, plastic is some decent used stuff I found. She does't look too bad for a 26 year old tractor!

Nice looking super!

Looks darn good for 26 years old.:beerchug: But just wait till it's, oh, 56 years old or so...:biggrin2::bigthink:

I got to get out on the dual stick 1650 today and do some driveway maintenance. That hydraulic swivel sure makes moving gravel around much easier.:beerchug:
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Power angle is great. So Todd, what's under the cover behind you?

Looking good, Todd! :beerchug:

Yeah Todd. What's under the cover??? :bigthink: Good looking 1650 you have there too.

The power angle is the ticket, but the 54" is harder to level with than the 42", but it worked.
56 BelAir.
Thanks Allen.:beerchug:

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Thanks Steve.:beerchug:

Finally putting a deck on. Lawn is getting close. New blades and deck belt for the Haban 325. I put a new PTO side crank seal in this 2284 late last summer and have yet to put the front end back together. Yup, it's on the "to do" list. Which takes a back seat to the "Honey do" list. :BlahBlah::BlahBlah::BlahBlah:

Yep that is a tough one, 4 bolts. Takes all of 15 minutes to do it. Slacker, LMAO.

Mowed the lawn, just got done blowing the grass off the tractor as a storm blew through. :biggrin2:

Sounds like you got done just in time, Sam.

Good work Steve.:beerchug:
That "Honey do list" can wait, the grass will be waist high by the time you get that list finished.:biggrin2: :bigeyes:

Steve, Looks like you are a Grand Member now.

What I did With my Cub Today
 

I hope I have this in the right area. I haven't done much posting yet. This was actually a few days ago. I was in hurry for Spring to get here so I hooked up my tiller and attacked the remains of the snow banking I had piled up over the winter. A while ago a few members posted pictures of their older F150 Fords. The '94 in the back ground is my daily driver.

That's a different way to get rid of snow, I like it. :beerchug:

Pressure washed the tiller today, change oil and get it running tomorrow.:bigthink:
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Joel, great idea!

Todd, so let me get this straight. You washed the tiller, so you can get it dirty again?:biggrin2::beerchug:

Myla and I finished mowin the grass for the 4th time this year. Put about 5 hours in on it this weekend. First mow of the Xmas tree field. :beerchug: to wash all the pollen down!:beer2:

Great pics, guys! :beerchug:

No, well sort of. I've never had it running, and it was covered with how many years of gunk. It came with the 1811 I picked up last year, and I just want to start with a clean machine...
Going on the 782.:beerchug:

I chased down an oil leak yesterday, determined it was the oil pressure switch. looked for one locally, but no luck, so put a pipe plug in it until I can get to the Cub Cadet dealer.

Installed the drive train to the 104 restoration.

Looking good!:beerchug:

X2! :ThumbsUp:

Time to start getting next winters fire wood split.

Just to sweet Ken. Beautiful tractor with FEL.:beerchug:

Went to start my cub 2135 series and the ignition key and barrel fell to bits. :bash2:
So I've decided to rewire the whole lot make separate light switch for the front head lights and have a set of rear working lights. New bonnet/hood.

Thanks Todd!