Appreciate it, Larry. :biggrin2:

Great pics AC! I always love seeing your dually.
I got the Super out today and mowed. Hitched up my M416 military trailer and the small boat trailer and moved them to a new spot. Then I hitched up the log splitter pulled it out and set it up and split a load of wood to take to the garage. I hope I'm not jinxing myself saying this but. The 1872 has been running great lately. After so much fussing and down time over the last year or so it's so nice to just start it up and work! The 50c deck with gators makes short work of the leaves for sure. Maybe I'll get time over the winter to figure out a mulching plug for this deck.

Thanks Squatch! I enjoy the pics of your super, as well. :ThumbsUp:

I worked on painting my spare set of rims i have. They come out pretty good i think.I worked on my pulling motor to alittle. It is hard to do anything with no money or a rebuild kit!:biggrin2:Attachment 16511

Nice work on the rims MrGitrdone41 :ThumbsUp:

Ditto! looks good!

Great job on the rims, Sam! :ThumbsUp:

Thanks guys! Allen the 100 looks good buddy!
I put the snowthower on the 128. I'll have to see how it works with no creeper.

Thanks Sam! :ThumbsUp:

The boys were trying to plow the garden today.:biggrin2:

jeff k.
Looks like everyone was having a great time :biggrin2:

Cool pics, Jeff! :beerchug:

I had been looking for a lawn sweeper all summer, and found a great 2 for 1 deal!! they are both in like new shape. It was just in time because the leaves are starting to fall.

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Great pictures guys! :beerchug:

Nice find! :beerchug: You will get a lot of use out of them! :ThumbsUp:



I have an Agri-Fab 38" sweeper....and have been using it a couple times a week. :biggrin2:

Look at all those smiles. Will be great memories for everyone. :beerchug:

:bigthink: That reminds me, I need do some work on mine. I love my yard sweeper too.

Great deal Yamaguy :ThumbsUp:

Yamaguy, where is the TANDEM HITCH??:biggrin2:

Great find. My wife keeps asking why we are not mulching our leaves for the garden. Now I can tell her Yamaguy has ALL the sweepers!!:bigeyes:

Thanks for the reply's everyone!!

If I had a bigger yard maybe a tandem would be in order, as it is half of my yard is fenced in and is kinda tight with one. I plan on selling one of the sweepers (should come away with more money after selling one, than what I paid for both!!).

Awesome find on the lawn sweepers, Dale! I enjoyed your pics. :beerchug:

Moveing a little VA dirt
 

982 and new blade and tires

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The tractor matches the leaves!!
Great pics.

Simpleman,
Nice tires! Looks good! :ThumbsUp:

The 982 looks great flexing its muscles!!:beerchug:

That 982 looks sweet in the dirt!
I used the 86 to haul four loads of fire wood today while the 147R just set there and watched :(
Regards,
Chris

Done some yard work today.
The 1042 had lesf sweeping duty and the 129 had hauling duty.

Nice cubs, guys! :beerchug:

Oh yeah! Lots of sweet pics and updates!

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This summer I picked up a 42” snow blower, weight tray a soft cab and some tires for my 1554. The blower mounts were modified to fit a Husqvarna and the belts were not original. After fabricating and modifying the brackets a little more it’s ready to go. The rear tires are ATV super swampers got (4) 26x12x12 w/ATV rims. The stock 16x6.50x8 fronts are to be replaced w/4.00x8 tri ribs from tucker tire w/tubes. I installed flashing LED lights for safty by the road, thry almost hit me last year.:NailBite: I needed to lift the rear fender assy. 3” to fit the rear tires. I put the unit into service on Sunday w/8” snow, as you see I still need to paint the Sears ss12 rims, mount and fill the ribs and install tubes, fill the rears also. I am using nontoxic RV anti-freeze it costs a little more than washer fluid but safer for my critters, both are way less corrosive than calcium chloride. I should end up with +/-80lbs rear and +/-15lbs front each, I have 100lbs ice melter in the can on the back, I also have wheel weights if needed; I would prefer not to use chains. You enjoy the pics; I get to enjoy the tractor.:biggrin2: I’m hoping for a DV cam for Christmas,:Pray: than look out Utube!!

Nice cub and blower! :ThumbsUp:

Clay,
See you got some snow. Good timing on the blower.
You putting tri ribs on?
I hauled wood with the 86, and tinkered with the 147R.
Regards,
Chris

Today my tractor buddy came over to help me on the boom project and he said he wanted to try to plow with the 128. I told him yes and than i put the plow on and i show how to plow. I plowed up my pulling track because it was not level. He had a ball! He told me he buy a plow for his JD 112 soon than we can plow! I love a little sit time!:biggrin2::beer2:

Sam he's going to be hating life once he tries to plow with that 112 and sees that it doesn't pull it as easy as the 128!:biggrin2:

That's right! :biggrin2:

Nice one! :ROTF2:

Actually guys. He might be on to something. I think MrGitrdone41 is trying to get a good deal on a plow from his buddy.:bigthink:

So you ask what did I do with my Cub today. Well I looked at it as I was driving my John Deere out to do some work. :ROTF2:




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Rookies now a days!:bash2:

That's funny I looked at my dead Deere while working with my Cub

Gonna be humping 8 yds of mulch with the 2072 today as soon as my hands thaw out !! :bigeyes:

Yea if you were driving the cub it wouldn't be work so I hear ya. It would be play time! :D