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Old 04-11-2010, 09:19 AM
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I finally got the custom 982D decals in and put on.
Awesome job!! Very nice....Hopefully she performs well at plow day? I can't wait to see pictures and hear about how it worked, good or bad (not that there would be anything bad). The decals look great too - the D turned out good, pretty much the same font style and blends right in. Neighbours must be jellous seeing that beast running around the yard?
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I wouldn't bother repainting anything other than your new rear fenders when you get them. They're only original once, and that one looks great.
I hear ya there Matt, she is still in pretty decent shape. Ill probably just use some polishing compound and make her shine again!
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Well I was able to use the 129 to pull the 149 around to the back under the shade tree. Now I can work on it.

One good thing about a hydro, you don't have to be in the seat to operate it. I walked along beside and guided it, and then I went back to steer the other one. It took a couple dozen trips back and forth but I got it.

Also picked up the Electric Lift unit today, but it's for a NF, so i will be building a bracket for it.
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Well I was able to use the 129 to pull the 149 around to the back under the shade tree. Now I can work on it.

One good thing about a hydro, you don't have to be in the seat to operate it. I walked along beside and guided it, and then I went back to steer the other one. It took a couple dozen trips back and forth but I got it.

Also picked up the Electric Lift unit today, but it's for a NF, so i will be building a bracket for it.
Sweet! See thats why its usefull to have more than one cub

Nice find too, its getting harder to find a decent electric lift these days.
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Well, I cleaned up the 50" deck for my 1211 today, as well as the mule, and sub frame. Gave them both a good sand blast, then a fresh coat of paint. Used ez-slide on the underside of the deck as well. Wish I had some before pics to show how much better they look now...

I also got the 73 out for the first time this year for a little ride around the back field. Its amazing how well she started after sitting since October!

I think I'll use the 127 this week to level out the yard a little, as she's the only one with ags and the front blade still mounted..

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Did some plowing yesterday at the local plow day. The 982D did a good job. I was busy with the steering wheel though. I think the steering cylinder is bad.
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I finally got the custom 982D decals in and put on.
Great picture...would love to see more! What is that yellow tractor behind you....lol...looks like an Allis symbol on the grill...but my eye sight isn't that good...?:biggrin2.gif:
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That's a JD 314 that he repainted JD yellow
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Well, I cleaned up the 50" deck for my 1211 today, as well as the mule, and sub frame. Gave them both a good sand blast, then a fresh coat of paint. Used ez-slide on the underside of the deck as well. Wish I had some before pics to show how much better they look now...

I also got the 73 out for the first time this year for a little ride around the back field. Its amazing how well she started after sitting since October!

I think I'll use the 127 this week to level out the yard a little, as she's the only one with ags and the front blade still mounted..

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Did some plowing yesterday at the local plow day. The 982D did a good job. I was busy with the steering wheel though. I think the steering cylinder is bad.
Looks like fun! All mudded up too!
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