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Old 07-02-2024, 10:29 AM
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Got my 73 out of storage and cleaned the gas tank for painting and have the carb soaking for rebuild.
Taking it to Portage Garden Tractor Daze next week for sale.
It will have a 42" snow plow included with IH spring assist and rear 3 point lift.
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Old 07-03-2024, 04:26 PM
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Default 1210 install AG tires

Purchased this 1210 2023 spring(was restored frame up by a PO), but needed new rubber so…added some AG tires on the rear. Use only to pull my things and to push snow when needed.

Added to collection of 1641 and 48” deck and (power steering), 1862 and 1864 with 54” deck
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Old 07-04-2024, 02:44 PM
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Got my 1208 project mostly complete today!!! (1200 engine and wiring in a 108 frame)
Still have to work out a grille and put the tunnel cover back on.
Starts, runs, and drives great, and I can't believe how quiet and smooth it is compared to my other 108!!!

I want to install a mule drive and mowing deck for occasional use but have plenty of time for that.
This will be my lawn trailer puller mostly. (poor man's Gator).

I eventually want to install lights on it but not until I have all the bugs that inevitably pop up, worked out.


Mike
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Old 07-09-2024, 10:50 AM
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After finding a little puddle under it in the spring I put new axle seals on the Original. One was the original 45099d the other was the newer style, axle bushings must have been replaced once in its life, as the were not worn out.
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I gave my IH 782 a full workout today. I raked the driveway and all of the street you can see in the background. This little rake may be the best implement I've ever owned. What used to take up to 2 days to hand rake now takes me about an hour.
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Old 07-31-2024, 04:39 PM
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Nearly thought I'd have to try and push it back to my house! Throttled down and stopped while mowing as per my recent thread.
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Lost compression in the right cylinder in the 2082
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Old 09-02-2024, 10:21 PM
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Used my cub cadet 108 to tow the wood splitter, then to secure it while I worked on the wood pile. Great day for working outside, moderate temp, lots of sunshine and no bugs.
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Old 09-02-2024, 10:26 PM
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Used my cub cadet 108 to tow the wood splitter, then to secure it while I worked on the wood pile. Great day for working outside, moderate temp, lots of sunshine and no bugs.
What a cool picture. We are certainly in the same mode here.
In fact moved my splitter today with the 124. I just didn't take the
time to record it. Thanks for taking the time.

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Old 09-17-2024, 01:33 PM
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Time of year for getting the veg into the cellar and packing in the
wood. The 125 was sick of mowing and wanted to do some towing.
I was happy to oblige.

Ken

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