Thanks guys! We were very lucky. Some areas north of us had some wind damage.

made it out to the farm yesterday. i decided i needed to get the 1872 started. hasn't ran since fall. then took it for a ride.

Did you do some snow mowing? :biggrin2:

Great pic of the 1872, Ken!

i tried... lol doesn't work to well

Great pic of the 1872 Ken!:beer2:

Cool pic Ken:beerchug: I used the 149/ FEL to load a 55 gallon drum of used oil yesterday because our other two loader tractors are down. Actually handeled it better than I thought it would, sorry, no pics.

What did I do with my Cub today?

Striped down a narrow frame deck to bare naked sheet metal.
Naked everything that was bolted on to it that is.
Take it to work tomorrow to see if I can get a "government job" replica of it made. At least one gauge thick steel or maybe SS.

Also took dimensions of the diff cover and sleeve hitch adapter bracket that is bolted to it.
I am going to make a one piece unit out of 1/4" plate.
Why does that bracket have three holes for the adapter hinge point?
Does anyone really re-position the adapter into another hole for each attachment?

Nice picture it looks like a good place for a cub mine are city locked.

thanks guys

the farm is out in the mid-eastern part of PA. dirt roads, cows, and a whole bunch of nothin. i love it out there.