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Picked up some 1a parts tillers And added to mine . Cost FREE BEEZ !
Holy mother of pearl that is a big tiller!! I want to build something like that, put extensions on a series 2. How well does it work?
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young enthusiest It workes great with the soil / dirt i have .
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FYI, that's going to be pretty hard on the bearings in the tiller. If you want to do that, you should add another bearing at each end of the shaft. That is too long of a cantilevered shaft.
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After mowing down 3'+ tall weed and brush, I have learned to NEVER under estimate the toughness of a Cub. I have been mowing down small trees, wild roses, briers, and a very nice looking patch of poison ivy.

I am using the deck all the way up, it's slow going but the Cub is living up to it's name.
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I took the 682 to the neighbors to haul home my free '83 honda big red he asked if I wanted, in the mean time I will be mowing his lawn because he cannot.. Not a bad day at all, free wheeler and some good mow'n to do!
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You'll enjoy having a 100, Bill! They grow on you. Glad you got some seat time!
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The 100 is looking great Allen!
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Thanks Duke! How have ya been doing?
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got the 1450 ready to mow today. shes ugly but will be put on main mowing duty
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I picked up a 10" Brinly plow yesterday. The guy also has a disc and Brinly cultivator I'm going to get too. Can't wait to try out the plow. I will get some pics once I get them all home.
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