Got all the machines out for a nice run, and put the correct nut on the O steering wheel.
Enjoy the pics!
Mouse

Very nice!! :ThumbsUp:

Working on the yard, trying to keep up with these leaves...

Those are some good lookin' tires on the rear of that Cub!!

Thanks cbh, im pretty proud of my cub. Its turning into my do everything machine. Ive been building attatchments since this spring when i got it. I wish i had some before pics. But shes coming along...

fuel pump-M-18
 

Installed new fuel pump($71.00),On the 1812,Hoping I can run it another 29 years,So, I can save up for the next pump .:biggrin2.gif:,All I need now,is SNOW!

I went out to the garage, and I looked at it for a minute. I then sat my beer on it. The cub handled this pretty well!

I never get on any tractor w/o a Diet Pepsi (don't drink beer), and the old tractors don't have cup holders! I am thankful for the lighter on the 125.
Mouse

Sounds like everyone has been busy! :IH Trusted Hand:

Well after i got back from the DR ' S 8 shots in the back ( there trying to get the numbness out of my left leg , rear end and back ) Lorenzo and I went out to work on the 104 puller hood . Took the old beat up hood cut it in half . Took some flat stock 1 inch wide by 1/8 thick and driled some holes to make the hood 55 inches long . Riverted it together , then i got some old vinal out and laid it out on the hood . I took the wifes aluminum foil out and started to mold the hood . have to reaplace the foil since she found out i took it . I will be off to the locial parts store in the moring to get some fiber glass and cloth to start glassing the hood this week . He is learing a lot working on this project .
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