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My wife is going to plant her tomatoes this evening, so I got the 100 out to haul her gardening tools. :biggrin2.gif:

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Old 04-22-2010, 09:04 PM
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100 looking good pulling the trailer ACecil
I like the 4 leg security system you have for the Cub :biggrin2.gif:
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Thanks Diz! Jake is an awesome security alarm..LOL!
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My wife is going to plant her tomatoes this evening, so I got the 100 out to haul her gardening tools. :biggrin2.gif:
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100 looking good pulling the trailer ACecil
I like the 4 leg security system you have for the Cub :biggrin2.gif:
I thought that was the shovel!
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Aagitch....Sweet look'n pair of red heads! Great job on getting them looking so good. I only wish I had another one myself. I am sure the neighbours are jellous.

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Well, today I pulled the motor out of the ol' 124. Not completely out, but far enough to move it just so I could replace the grass screen and hub. A lot of work for a little part...but it needed it done. After finishing up that little job, I mowed a while with both it and the 1872.
Nothing special...but some good, hands on Cub time today. :biggrin2.gif:
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Went to coppersville MI for the christen camp my wife works for , to pick up some tents and a big grill ( 24 inches by 72 inches ) . We were about 2 miles from the pick up and i spotted a cub . So on the way back we stopped we stopped , and we went to look at it and to see if it was for sale . It was but they wanted $ 500.00 for it . had a 3 point and spring asst on it . it had not been run in a long time no key so i jumped the wires and it rolled over but no spark . pulled the plug with a lot of effort . it had a lil compresion not much . So i made an offer of $ 160.00 and endend up getting it for $ 200.00 . got it home put the jump pack on and put some P B Blaster in the pliug hole and it rooled over but had a stuck valve .After it rooled over about 30 times i checked the points no fire but new points , cleand out the gas bowel fresh gas and it started up . pics to come saterday
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What a wonderful day today was! Loaded up the rototiller and the small tiller and took the cubby down to my neighbor's house and made a few bucks.
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Cool. What model Cub tractor did you use? Or model tiller?

Don't tell us that it was a walk behind!!
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