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Today, the lawn jockey's attention was on the lawn. Last weekend it was hauling 10 yards of loam in the #4. On deck, firewood cutting, hauling and stacking.
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Tim, after Lugs, next aggressive. I need them because I have a number of slopes that I have to navigate and I need tires that will bite and that won’t lose their grip. If you spin them however, your looking at a 4” hole quickly. They are fine on turf... just don’t spin’em. Also, they will deposit some debris on the deck (grass, dirt, small twigs , etc.) when just moving due to the tread pattern (trash gets caught in the tread pattern then gets tossed on the deck. I’m not concerned but it does happen.
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Got the 1862 that I picked up a couple months ago washed and started taking it apart. This one is an organ donor. :beerchug:
Transaxle is out, engine will be next. Once I get everything out of it I'll list the parts for sale. :beerchug: |
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I put the Cat 0 hitch on the 1512 today and started reassembly... after 2 years.
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Oh my, that is really looking gooooood!:Bowdown2:
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Very nice, Lew! You're getting me excited about my 1512! :beerchug:
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Jenn got her 2130 back yesterday evening. She's a happy camper!
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Mowed with the 2264 today and I was just about done when it shredded to PTO to deck belt. Well it's supposed to rain later so I had to go to the backup 1641 to finish the mission. Job done, got a new belt at TSC and just as I was putting the belt on it started to pour. :beerchug:
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Hauled the carcass of the 1862 off to the scrap yard after removing what was worth salvaging. :beerchug:
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MAGA!:biggrin2:
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Driveway work with the 1250
A few weeks ago here on the side of Great North Mountain west of Winchester Va, they got almost 5 inches of rain in less than an hour. Shawneeland fixed the ends in the right of way for my aunt. Me and the 1250 and my 2 blades have been working on the rest with a small pile of gravel my uncle left here. I think he would be happy with how it looks now. I have one more day and it should look like a professional did it with much bigger equipment. :beerchug:
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Well Travis, seems you are a QL, back blade, leveling GURU.:beerchug:
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Nice work, Travis!
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Looks great. Lovely property.
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Had the 1641 with the Sickle bar out yesterday cutting brush, that thing is a riot. :beerchug:
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After I finished my mowing today, I hooked the trailer up to the 1450, loaded up a few tools and headed down to the pasture.
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The BIL using the old 2284 for some deer food plots.
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I had added a 3 point lift to my 1811 a few years ago. Never used it till today. Works great for pulling t-post from my garden.
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I didn't really feel like dragging this wagon with a few hundred lbs of parts in it by hand so I fired up the 1050.
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Mowed with the 2264 till it started to rain. Decided to drag out the 1641 with the Haban sickle bar on it to cut some brush along the ditch where my pond drains, well that went bad because I got the 1641 stuck in the mud. Walk back to the shop and get the Kubota BX and drag the 1641 out of the mud, park the BX take the 1641 back to the shop and wash the mud off it. Walk back and get the BX bring it back to the shop and put it away. Well now the sun is out so get the 2264 back out and finish the mowing and then scrape the wet grass out from under the deck, put everything away and pour a cocktail and hit the pool. I'm done. :beerchug:
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