johncub7172
Great pictures of the covered bridge. Neat shot of the 71 setting in there :ThumbsUp:

JayBrd
682 lookin good out there in the dirt :biggrin2.gif:

Thanks for sharing the awesome pics, John and Jay! :beerchug:

Thanks guys! Washed the 71 today, all cleaned up.

Awesome pictures guys! That covered bridge is great....wish we had those in Canada! That 682 is look'n sweet working the track up.

garden work
 

well I got the ag's on the back and disc harrowed the garden with the 1882. The shape of the garden kind of sucks and it's only about 6' x 30' but oooohhhh it's such a nice tractor. :beerchug::beerchug: couple of those to wash the dust out!!

I wish my bucket was that large!

Great pictures everyone!

Great pic's everyone! I need to get some ags on my 982 (as soon as my fun money replenishes itself!). I got the tiller hooked up last nite and took it for a test run in the garden. The soil was still a little wet, but it really did a great job. The bonus was how quiet and powerful it was. My comparison is using the tiller on my JD 212, which did a nice job, but the manual lift and bouncing around is a night and day difference compared to the 982 & 442.

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Wow toyman! That is a very nice looking rig!!

Great pics, guys! Love the gardens. :beerchug:

Great looking Cubs and garden tools papaglide and toyman
I agree with ACecil, nice looking gardens :ThumbsUp:

All I can say is wow!!!
 

I finally got my 1872 operational today and mowed my yard. I have had several other riders, (snapper,murray,grazer ztr,etc) and none of them even compared to my Cub. I have NEVER mowed my yard that fast or had anything cut that nice. I don't think I will ever get rid of it!!!! Now I want to start finding attachments so I can get even more use out of it.

Glad to hear that novaman_68.
I agree, Mowing with the Cubs is sooooooo great :biggrin2.gif:

We had the Cubs out today mowing the yard. Afterwords, I knocked the dust off them and decided it would be a nice photo opp.
Left to right.....124, 126, and the 1872
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A fine looking line up CBH.:beerchug:

Beautiful shot of the Cubs, Nice scenic background :ThumbsUp:

Awesome pic, CBH! Your cubs are very sharp. :ThumbsUp:

Nice line up!

It certainly is nice to have "picture day" isn't it? Tiller set up looks to have gone quite well Toyman! All the head scratching and searching paid off. Think you will have to throw some weights on the front to keep it leveled out or does it handle the weight of the tiller okay? That thing must weight three to four hundred pounds wouldn't it???

Hey JayBrd....how about a little info on them harrow's you have hooked up?? They must be some sort of drag harrows that went behind a couple horses??? How they work, adjustable or they fixed working depth? Certainly look good behind the 682, those tires look great too!

MH - I ran it thru it's paces again yesterday just to see that everything is working well. Pressure washed her and changed fluids. I'm thinking about a weight bracket up front. The front tires skate a little when I'm turning around in the yard, but other than that, it hasn't been an issue. It is a heavy duty piece. Good luck with yours. I'll be following along!

Started working on the 450 blower this morning. It's going to be a bigger project than I thought. Need a few minor parts and some seals to keep the grease in the gear box, a good cleaning and it should be good to go for the upcoming winter.

Had to pick up some limbs from all the wind, we've had lately. I got the 100 and #2 cart out to help.

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Beautiful picture of the 100 and cart ACecil. :ThumbsUp:

Looks like a big field behind you! How do you keep that 100 out of there?

Thanks guys! :beerchug:

It's hard, CBH, but I don't think the farmer that owns the field would like me on his land...LOL.

MH, that's just an old spring tooth drag that has been on my mother-in-laws farm since I have been a part of that side of the family. It adjusts with the 2 levers out the top. As far as horse drawn....I can't know. It has been on it's last leg for the past 10yrs, and keeps on working. There are also some floating around that are the same set up, but with railroad spikes instead of the spring teeth. I am still on the search for one of those..


I did get to use the 682 yesterday to do the final turning and disking of the garden. She is fully baptised after turning in 2-3 yrds of manure I spread last evening. Let's just say we were a tad covered :biggrin2.gif:

I was busy hauling junk and trash. And then a load of compost and peat moss for my tomato bed.

$ 130.00 dollar 86 at work
 

Lorenzo getting the corn patch ready to plant Tuesday . Did not take much to get the 86 ready , Gas ,oil change ,differnt front tires the ones on it were rotted out and a battery and a lil tinkerin .
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sounds like that 86 was worth the money.

Amigatec
Looks like it was a good day with the Cub :biggrin2.gif:

camarokidz28
Glad to see the new 86 up and running so soon :ThumbsUp:
Tell Lorenzo He's lookin good on the new Cub:High5:

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

ACecil- Nice picture of the IHCC100 and the IH#2 cart! Those wheelweights are gonna make a big diffrence! Great pictures all day on this thread!! Thanks for shareing!

Thanks John! You all will see some pics, after the weights are on the tractor. :beerchug:

Bult another drag out of an old IH drag
 

Nice drag, camarokid! Can't wait to see it in action. :beerchug:

I painted my grader blade and cleaned the rust off the muffler and hit it with some hi-temp paint.
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nice attachments guys. got the tru powers mounted and put on the 1650 today. also bolted up a brinly hitch and put on a plow. gunna go try it out after practice tomorrow. cant wait

Nice blade, IHinIN!

Nick: Your 1650 looks great with the Tru Powers and plow!

And I fancy that home made IH drag! Should such a drag clean up a new garden? Nice work!

That blade is look'n real nice IHinIN....that one of them fancy stainless sleeve hitches I see there??

Now Camarokidz, you can't go and post just ONE picture of that harrow! You need to give us a little more of a look at that and a little description of it....that looks sweet!

Rear blade looks great IHinIN

ihnick
Tru-Powers and the sleeve hitch make that look like a whole different tractor :ThumbsUp:


camarokidz28
Another nice attachment :beerchug:

Drag pics , Lorenzo watering the garden And 102 i got today
 

The frame front is 3/8 flat 4 inches wide x 12 long. The sides are 3/8 flat 2 inches wide x 18 inches long .A few peaces of angle to mount the tubing ,two front corner braces , It is 4 feet wide
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Lorenzo watering the garden .
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Was working on the brakes on the 70 and this car pulled in . The guy got out and asked if i was intrested in a older cub . I said yes i was so he told me were he lived about 12 miles from me so lorenzo and i went there and saw the 102 Basket case Motor does run He said . He tole me he lost intrest in it . when i looked at it i saw he had the motor in backwerds . So $ 50.00 bucks later we were heading home with cub # 37 . we did find the hood
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