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Old 03-30-2010, 03:46 PM
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same here no pics due to all cards were full will get some of the lil 70 working out soon, tornado's???? heck id pull the 100 in the living room
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dads70,

The 100 was protected...LOL. It's my pride and joy! Seriously, it didn't get too bad in our area. We just had high winds and heavy rain.
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Well the garden is roughed in, had so much fun I might have to make it bigger!



And I think I might get less seat time when the "Boss" is on spring break..



Had a great day for sure!
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Great pics, Jay!

Bill: Great job on getting the cubs ready for Spring!
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I finished my sleeve hitch mount grader blade this morning. Graded the driveway with it and it works great. I'll post some pics later.
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Can't wait to see your pics, IHinIN!
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Got some seat time on the 100 today. Hauled some things for my bride. I'm ready for PD. The 100 will look a little different after next weekend.

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Well this is more like a what I've done for the past two days but finished it today. I've learned a lot about plows the past two days! I have so much more to learn got to read up on setting the plow up correctly but I got the job done. It didn't help I'm missing some of the adjustment parts . I still need to mount the mule drive and tiller and give that a go but I just wanted to plow!
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ACecil 100 and the trailer looking good as usual :biggrin2.gif:

Methos Looks like you have been busy
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I welded the wheel bracket back on my 44A deck and got two new belts, and installed it back on the 1200. Charged up the batteries and mowed half an acre. Even tho I can see thru the deck, with new belts it did a nice job.

I checked all the belts when I was done, they looked like new. Far cry from when we had the 126 deck on there... (The center pulley lines up in a different place with the NF deck on the Quietline, and it throws the belt quite often..)

Got all the tires pumped up on the 126 and its parts machine (107 ) and hit everything with a good dose of PB blaster... Gotta get going on the cub rebuild project this week..

Oh and I got an old bike going that I picked up in a yard sale.But even tho its built like a tank, it isn't a CC.
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