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Now that is a set of gummies I like, I like.:Bowdown2:


SWEET!!!!

ole 147

Was going to get a set of round fenders . But after i put the tires on I saw that i have no room to put factory fenders on .Those are 11 inch wheels and the dish is the same front and back of wheel . So time to fab a set .
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Great pictures ACecil. Looks like you had a pretty good load in the 2nd picture.:biggrin2.gif:

Diz, you got that right..LOL. Grass clippings are very heavy. :biggrin2.gif:

Sweet! I haven't seen an Allis in a dogs age! I thought they were rusted out to the level of dirt by now. Good for you that you kept it.....I think he would smile because of it! I say it deserves some fresh orange some day soon....perhaps some new decals too....always did like them Allis emblems too....strange to say...but my Grandpa taught me how to drive on an Allis.....it was a big one...185 farm tractor...but still remember it...spent MANY day's sitting on them square flat fenders riding around the feilds.....good memories!

Got more seat time today. My wife and I, trimmed the hedges and put mulch in the bed, where the hedges are located. Here's a quick pic, I took.

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ACecil,
I just noticed you and I run the same trailer. LoadHog. Your's is cleaner though.:biggrin2.gif:

I went out and cut the grass AGAIN with the 1862. I do enjoy doing it a lot. I've got a few L-o-n-g stretches of straight running:beerchug:

RPalmer,

Thanks! That cart is very special to me. It was my grandpa's. He passed away, back in December of 2007. Everytime I use it, I think of him. :ThumbsUp:

ACecil,
Great picture of the 100. You have really been busy this week havent you?


papaglide, Sounds like you had fun on the 1862. I mowed today also, Used the 149.

Hey Diz, I sure have..LOL. You know me, I enjoy the seat time. :beerchug:

Diz, I see that you used your 149. Nice! I used the 169 for about a third of my yard last wednesday, boy do I like that tractor.

Great job, Bill! I'd love to hear your 1712 run..LOL! :IH Trusted Hand:

It would be nice to see a pic of the dual exhaust

Wild Bill,
Did you get any pictures of the spring shiming operation? I think i know what you did but if you got a picture it would be great.

I had a blast today but it didn't last long enough. I fired up the 1882 and dug out my fire pit with it. It used to take me about a half an hour or so digging it out by hand and then dumping my cart but with the FEL, MAN, two scoops, one level and bingo job done in 10 minutes. What a really cool tractor!! I was so happy that I had to have a couple of these..:beer2:

Sounds like you had a great time on your cub today, papaglide! :beerchug:

My wife and I, decided that it's time to pull the mater plants. So, I got the 100 and cart out, and got to work. :ThumbsUp:

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ACecil,
Always enjoy the pictures of you and the 100.

I took the 149 up to the home place today and did the mowing up there. Takes about 3 to 3-1/2 hours to do. The only picture i got was going up the road. I snapped one in the rear view mirror. I just love looking back and seeing that mighty Cub bearing down on me :biggrin2.gif:

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Then when i got home i got the 169 out and mowed everything around here and over at the neighbors. Daughter was here to get a few pictures.

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Both the Cubs are really fun to mow with.

ACecil
Nice pictures. I have to ask. What are mater plants? I would have guessed plants that matter but since they are in the trailer roots and fruits I don't know.

Diz Jr.
Great looking 169. Are you going to use it for snow removal? I think it would be a blast using that hp.

RPalmer,
I am thinking i will put the blade on the 169 this winter. The 149 did great last winter but i want to see what the bigger one will do :biggrin2.gif:

Thanks Diz! I enjoyed your pics, as well! :ThumbsUp:

RPalmer: Those were our tomato plants. That's how we say tomato here..LOL. :beerchug:

Had to go pick up the hay we bailed yesterday.
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lonnyb,
I know i have told you before, but i love pictures of that wagon you have. Its so cool looking :biggrin2.gif:

Nice pic, Lonny! Your 100 looks great with the trailer load of hay. :beerchug:

Got some lawn sweeping done. I sure enjoy my 100! :biggrin2.gif:

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lonnyb,

That's a nice photo. How does your Cub handle pulling that full wagon?

ACecil,

That dually look and stack keep looking better and better to me.

Now thats a great picture ACecil :ThumbsUp:

Thanks for the nice comments guys! :IH Trusted Hand:

ACecil: great looking tractor!

lonnyb: WHERE did you get that neat trailer from?

Thanks papaglide! You still enjoying your 169? :beerchug:

Mowing with the 128
 

Had to mow a little bit today, so I decided to play around with my new video camera. This sure isn't anything special...just something to look at!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d7tfnPi0si4

Nice video, CBH! Thanks for sharing it with us. :beerchug:

Great video CBH :ThumbsUp:

:Explode:Look what I did with my cub today!

Cub Kong,

Looks like you are giving it a thorough inspection :biggrin2.gif:

Cub Kong,
I counted four wrenches and two pairs of pliers. That's almost all it takes to tear it all the way down and apart. Oh wait. You know that already. :biggrin2.gif:

Nice work, Cub Kong! Please keep us updated, on the progress of your Original. :beerchug:

Let me tell you a lil about my original. First off I feel I stole the thing at $100.
Second I bouoght it sight unseen. It belonged to a guy I know and he claims he bought it new. He told me he had a buddy put a new short block on it years ago and it never ran right so he stuck it in the shed and forgot about it.
I started messing with it this morning and figured I'd see if I could get it to run. I looked it over and put fresh oil in it and tried it and it fired right up.
That would have been cool but the hammer in the engine took the fun out if it. When I checked over the engine I missed the throttle cable going straight to the carb (no governor) I didnt over rev it but someone had years ago and knocked the rod bearing out and scored the cylinder a little. So now I've got to find a rod. I think the piston will live. had real good compression and when it was running it didnt smoke.:OhOh:

I sure am, its seems to be a tough tractor!! I think that its my favorite with the 1862 coming second. The 127 is my daughter's, so she thinks!!! The 1882 with loader is just plain cool...but I don't use it much.