Nice looking cubs, Lew! :beerchug:

I picked up a QA42A thrower last night, and eventhough it's 96* outside today I couldn't resist hooking it up (plus it's easier to get into the back shed that way. I will restore it later in the summer when the temps are a bit cooler. It was complete with everything but a drive belt, and everything spun nicely and had no excess play. Not a bad $80 find.

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Nice find on the snowblower Dale!:beerchug:

Ditto! You got a great deal on it! :ThumbsUp:

Dude, I didn't know you could use a blower to mow grass!!! :bigeyes: :biggrin2:

You should go rent a snow making machine so you can properly test it out. Your neighbors would probably break out the straight jacket.

I wonder how a freshly fluffed hay field would do?:bigthink:

Took the tunnel cover off of the 1811. Everything looked pretty clean, (not much oil) except for a little dirt and grass.:ThumbsUp:



While I had the tunnel off, I looked at the rockshaft to try to figure out how the sleeve hitch lift bar will attach. But still not sure, does anyone have pictures of how it would attach?:bigthink:

got rained out for work today so i finally have some well needed cub time in the shop. i started by doing some tire swappin. i had the brandnew tru powers on my 1650 which is enginless right now so i decided to put the trupowers on the 169 and took the ags from the 169 and put on the 128. i'm really loving the new look for both tractors. now off to work on different cub projects. woohoo love rainy days. :beer2:

Looks great, Nick! :ThumbsUp: