Update and work pics
 

Hey guys thought i'd give a quick update. We now have all four new tires on the 107. We also loaded the rears with 5.5 gal. of WW fluid they now weigh in at about 70 pounds each and can now climb our right of way below the house to get wood and mow. What a difference the weight makes . I've been collecting and replacing parts for the restore, brass pto button, some chrome headlight trim, driveshaft shield, and front deck part and new belts. Should be able to mow soon, cant wait . Here are some pics of the cub working a little with number 1 daughter. Have been reading and learning on the forum and just have to say thanks for all the great info.

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Will be painting soon . Oh the rack on the back coming from the seat is for hauling the garbage can down the road to our pick -up area. Now my son asks to get the garbage can :beerchug:

cub cadet 107
 

nice 107 and #2 trailer i like the ags:beerchug:

Looks neat. not a fan of the front AGS, but to each their own.

Look behind the tractor and you'll see why I opted for aggs in the front. Very few flat places to drive.

The 107 and #2 cart is looking good! Thanks for the pics.

Nice action shots, and some great looking country forsure! Seems like you have a pretty solid tractor with # 2 IH cart.:IH Trusted Hand:

Great picture of the 107 and cart bvillecadet
Very scenic where you live :biggrin2:

Thanks guys, I think your nice flat yards look good too. fighting the hills gets tough after a while.

Nice looking cub and trailer..........what is that under the seat ?
Never been in the southeast , but it looks like great country ,
didn't know you had hills like that

Great looking set up. Fantastic wood splitter too don't let that one get away. Just kidding. Your locale looks much like ours in central PAs ridge and valley region.