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Old 09-20-2012, 07:54 AM
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That 147 is a beast and will push alot of snow if set up with chains and weights. I like the pictures and the scratches and dents plus faded paint give it character,thats how I like em.
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Old 09-20-2012, 11:44 AM
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Nice pictures! That 48 deck sure does a nice job. Keep the pictures coming
Thanks everyone for the kind words. I think the 48" deck does a great job too. I used to push mow this yard till I got the cadet and it looks better having mowed it with a garden tractor than ruts every 22" from the push mower.

As far as snow removal goes, I don't have any weights (yet) but the chains are a sure thing. Trust me, you'll get pics as soon as I get it converted over and then some action shots.
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Sweet machine but SNOW SUCKS.
true dat. The only thing I like it for is pushing/pulling. I used to use a farmall H with a 6' blade at my parents place when I lived there and I could do it all day long. I'm hoping the cub will treat me just as nicely.
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Drglinski - looks very good, both mowing job and tractor. I've got a 109 that I've been mowing with this Summer and after a goodly bit of adjusting, new belts, blades, etc, I'm getting a great cut. The tractor is very heavy and the tires leave stripes and if I just had something heavy between the wheels, I could stripe the lawn.

I especially like the 147 - looks great and plenty of power too.

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I thought I'd share some pics. of my mowing machine (147) after I cut the grass on monday. I apologize in advance if you think there are too many pictures, or pictures of my cub on this site. I'm proud to own and maintain it and love to show it off.
















As much as I enjoy mowing, I can't wait till I can get it converted to winter use and start pushing some snow with it (for the first time pushing snow with a CC.)


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