That is a sweet setup, Ken!

Thanks Allen, I pretty much try to find any reason to use the 1772.

Anytime Ken, I would too! :beerchug:

Had to kill some slightly damp grass this afternoon with the 1864. Took it for a ride to the pond before I put it away. Knocked a few weeds down on the dam too.:beerchug:

Nice 1864, Travis! I bet it's a great machine.

Lights on for safety Travis? Never know what's coming through the woods.:biggrin2: One eyed grass eater looks good.:beerchug:

After returning from the zoo yesterday I was able to get the grass mowed, the 1211 was working hard in the backyard because the grass was as tall as the tires and a little damp since it was late in the evening. I will give it a couple days and hit it again and it should look real nice. Sorry no pics, maybe next time.

Mounted up the Haban to the "2372".:beerchug: Greased and new blades installed. Should be flinging grass clippings next week.
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That is a beautiful Cub!!!

The super is looking sharp!

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Had a decent amount of rain the last few days so I rolled the yard...again

Today I used the 123 to aerate and spread some lime the lawn.

Awesome cub pics, guys!

I also got 121 out today. Here's a pic of 121 without the wheel weights.

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Thumbs up to you sir, Looks real green down there.

Thanks Lew! :beerchug:

Wasn't raining when I got home. Made a mad dash for the mower to get the grass cut before the next rain. Got some help from the boy. He turns 4 in a week. He has already claimed all of my tractors. Says I have to get my own....:bigthink

That's an Eastern Red Bud tree in the one photo.

The grass was mostly dry. The ground was damp. And of course it started to sprinkle 5 minutes before I was done. But it is done. Rain and snow flurries in the forcast for the next 3 days.:bigeyes:

Good job Steve.:beerchug:
I had the 2372 out this afternoon for the first grass clipping of the year. 2 1/2 hours later, we're done for a few days...:beerchug:

I mowed the lawn, put the tin on my 982, and added a 3 point to my 100. Unfortunately the grass is always wet around here this year and still needs mowing. Took the picture before some much needed cleaning.

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Good looking cubs, guys!

Finished reassembling my 1864, I've had the engine out and put new seals and gaskets, and I had the rear out and replaced seals and gaskets, and pressure sprayed the whole frame clean. Not all in one day of course.
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Nice 1864, you have there!

Morning after the first cut with my "new" 1864. I really like looking over a fresh cut at sunrise the next morning.

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Had some sunshine here in upstate NY for the first time in more than a week and I need to sweep the shop so I got the fleet out for a family photo.
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Hey Stan , wife asked why do you need 5 , cannot see the GD in photos
They look sensational
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I decided to take advantage of the last nice day we're supposed to have for a while and get the grass cut.

this Saturday im buying a 129 with 44in mowing deck and rototiller with both extensions :biggrin2: :biggrin2:

Pics or it didn't happen.

Now Tim, cut the new guy some slack.:biggrin2:
Larry, welcome to OCC.:beerchug: But you'll find out, that's how we roll here.:bigthink:

lol should have some by saturday :beerchug: :biggrin2:

Hey guys! I had some time this weekend for a project I've been thinking about for a while. I have to put in some food plots at my lease and needed some mounts along with spraying weeds at my house. Here's what I came up with.

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I did have to reinforce the framework where the hitch attaches and it's rock solid with me standing on it now. I also didn't want the exhaust to melt the tank, so I found a heatshield to mount. I figure that I got two benefits. 1) I can leave my tiller on and still have the sprayer, and 2) the sprayer can be filled and be weight while tilling.

I can also mount the sprayer on the hitch of my Durango to spray Roundup for food plots and drive it to my lease.

Bought this last week and gave it a good service. I'm 2nd owner and the guy says it's a 1811. However it has hydro hookups on the front. According to tractor data the serial number doesn't match either. It's higher than listed. Anyone have an idea about this?

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Cookieone, that is a true 1812 built in 1989 as per Oscar Will's book.

1989 started with ser # 779097 and ran to 79999.

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Small drip from engine, found loose bolt in oil pan. Also some degradation of drive shaft rubber joints so changing those as well.

Mama wanted this tree out and i had a reason to get on the cub. What a Good day!

Serviced my 80 year old uncles 2206 today. Good amount of clippings on the top of the deck, as well as the bottom.:bigthink:
Never had the "privilege" of working on one of these models before. Wouldn't trade five brand new ones for one of anything I have in my stable...:biggrin2:

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Nice Cub Cadet you got there, Slick!

17xt3,

Good to see a new Cub in the harness!:beerchug: How did it perform?