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Old 07-01-2018, 10:07 PM
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A fun weekend first and foremost and a smooth driveway! That's what we did this weekend.

I'm working on different areas of the driveway to control the run-off at the top of the driveway so that the erosion down at the bottom doesn't become too bad. The Brinly Box Scraper worked well. I did notice the added weight of the box scraper (with cinder block) and the traction lock engaged, the steering was really dismal. I could hardly turn. I'll get a weight up front to help with with that.
Cool pic of the cub working!
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Old 07-07-2018, 09:46 PM
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Today, the lawn jockey's attention was on the lawn. Last weekend it was hauling 10 yards of loam in the #4. On deck, firewood cutting, hauling and stacking.
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Today, the lawn jockey's attention was on the lawn. Last weekend it was hauling 10 yards of loam in the #4. On deck, firewood cutting, hauling and stacking.
How do you like those tires? My new lawn isn't very flat and I was thinking about getting a set for the 782.
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Old 07-08-2018, 01:48 PM
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Tim, after Lugs, next aggressive. I need them because I have a number of slopes that I have to navigate and I need tires that will bite and that won’t lose their grip. If you spin them however, your looking at a 4” hole quickly. They are fine on turf... just don’t spin’em. Also, they will deposit some debris on the deck (grass, dirt, small twigs , etc.) when just moving due to the tread pattern (trash gets caught in the tread pattern then gets tossed on the deck. I’m not concerned but it does happen.
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Got the 1862 that I picked up a couple months ago washed and started taking it apart. This one is an organ donor.

Transaxle is out, engine will be next. Once I get everything out of it I'll list the parts for sale.
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Today, the lawn jockey's attention was on the lawn. Last weekend it was hauling 10 yards of loam in the #4. On deck, firewood cutting, hauling and stacking.
Good looking cub!
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I put the Cat 0 hitch on the 1512 today and started reassembly... after 2 years.
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I put the Cat 0 hitch on the 1512 today and started reassembly... after 2 years.
Look's great, Lew!
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Oh my, that is really looking gooooood!
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I put the Cat 0 hitch on the 1512 today and started reassembly... after 2 years.
Better late than never Master of Lew. You're doing a fine job...
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