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Your cubs look great, Matt! I'd sure like to drive a super someday.
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Hey Allen, If your ever in Louisiana, Just give me a call. You can drive mine. :P

All joking aside. Matt She's a Beauty. Nick, it's always good to work on the cubs, Gets your mind off of the fake mean world out there.

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Thanks Cody! I'll definitely give you a call, if we're ever in your area...LOL.
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Boy would I love to have a sickle bar mower for my Cubs! I don't have much use for one, but so what!
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Today, since it wasn't 100 degrees, I put a new fuel pump on one of my 2135s. Then on 104 number two I changed out the left front spindle, realigned the tie rods, centered the steering and changed out the drag link. Now it turns the same in either direction.
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Finally got a day with less than 90% humidity yesterday. So I got the hood, rims, engine panels, and all the misc. little parts in primer. Hopefully I'll have everything painted by next weekend.
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Had some more bark to pick up, before the thunderstorms came in. Here's some pics.


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Well I was mowing down 3' tall weeds today. I plan to do some more in the morning, but I think I will sharpen the blades first.

I also need to replace the motor on my electric lift.

EDIT: I went out and sharpened the blades, next time I plan to switch the left and right hand blade so they wear more even.
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Acecil what do you mow your yard with?
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Nick,

My wife has a Snapper RER, we mow the yard with.
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