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Old 05-28-2009, 08:06 PM
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Bill,

What you are doing is one of the most fun things to do. Find an ol girl in need of love, and giving it to her is such great reward.

Keeping punks from doing it again will not be easy. Our sportsmans club has some tractors in need of TLC as well, but I don't think they are beat all that bad.
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I used the 100, to haul the garden tools, to the work area. Here's a pic!

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Old 05-30-2009, 11:28 PM
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Great picture of the 100 ACecil
Your grass looks nice and green.


I did some mowing with the 169 today. I gotta tell ya, This tractor is so nice to mow with. So much smoother than the 1450, I am really enjoying it.

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Great pics Diz! You look like you are really enjoying your 169.
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Was mowing today and oil/smoke starting blowing out the front of the tractor. Luckily it was just the gasket between the block and oil filter adapter.
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After taking the kids fishing, I mowed the lawn with the 782. Then, I sanded and painted the main frame of the Spirit of 76, and put some of it back together. The kids are not very interested in sanding and painting, so I was alone for that.

Here is a bad picture from my cell phone. My camera won't download this morning. It has the good pictures.
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Wild Bill,

When you go through a cub like that 1650 your redoing, where do you get your CC parts from?

Chase

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well, after talking to some helpful guys on Facebook, I tore my creeper apart. I found a couple of worn/broken parts. today I put all the sheetmetal on my 1200, including the side panals from Curtis. everything is lookin great. sorry no pics yet I hope
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We had a pretty good storm here yesterday! Rain, strong wind and a lot of lightning! I hooked the trailer to the 124 and spent most of this morning cleaning up the yard.

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Nice trailer CBH
The duals look cool on the 124.
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