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Old 07-29-2016, 12:36 PM
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might be a good idea to cut some small pieces of carpet for under the tires so they don't mark the floor or go to a local glass shop and have them cut a mirror for under it.
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I love it!!!! You win. My wife won't let put a tractor or any of my taxidermy in the living room...
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Thanks guys, She (Nancy) don't care what I do, never did, well within reason anyway. And as far as I can tell, having a tractor in the house is reasonable. Isn't it?
Yeah Tim, I thought about something under the tires, then thought about making four small wheel dollies so it can be moved easily for cleaning. We'll see.
I needed this diversion after the last five weeks.
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Todd,

That is really cool!! A cub cadet in the living room!!....It don't get no better than that!!!

Just curious... why didn't your wife want to use it in the yard anymore??
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Todd,

That is really cool!! A cub cadet in the living room!!....It don't get no better than that!!!

Just curious... why didn't your wife want to use it in the yard anymore??
Cause I get a little to "Be careful, don't..." And we have umpteen others to use, so she just don't want to use it any longer.
Had the granddaughter Lily over yesterday and her mom Amber had to get a picture of her on the "O".
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Awesome pics Todd! That Haban was made exactly for that task, nicely done.
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Not sure how far of an angle that sickle bar can drop down but that's exactly what I was looking for to get down the drop in my pond. I have a steeper drop. One of these days my sweaty hands are going to let go of my Push Mower and it will be swimming as I reach it down the decline.
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Looks like Lily is destined to be a future Cub owner! Beautiful pictures, thanks for sharing!
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Cool pics Todd. I see the beard got trimmed. Did you use the Haban for that? Just kidding.
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Not sure how far of an angle that sickle bar can drop down but that's exactly what I was looking for to get down the drop in my pond. I have a steeper drop. One of these days my sweaty hands are going to let go of my Push Mower and it will be swimming as I reach it down the decline.
The Haban sickle bars will cut from almost vertical to 45 degrees below horizontal per the manual.
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