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Old 07-25-2010, 11:32 PM
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Thanks Diz!
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Been a slow week , Have had the 2 grandson"s over 3 mounth"s and 19 mounths old . Kaoty has been gettin lots of wagon rides . So not much time to work on Elenor . Evertime we go outside He runs over to the part tractors and hops on one .

Did get the motor out and washed

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Old 07-28-2010, 11:31 PM
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You've been busy, Denny!
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Old 07-30-2010, 11:36 AM
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Just pushed cubby out of the way.......thats about all.
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Been way to busy to post or even scan the forums lately. A couple weeks ago I pulled out the 127 and tilled an area for my neighbor, then put the blade on it to scrape it down. Worked really well, like a mini dozer, I need to get some Ag tires someday.
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Well after I got home from work this morning, I put the blades back on the deck that I got sharpened last week when I ordered parts. I also hooked up the battery charger just to make sure I don’t have anymore problems when I go to start it. And this afternoon when I get up I’ll head over and get my carb parts, put them on, put the deck on, and take this baby for a spin. I hope all goes well. This would be the first time it has worked properly since I got about a month ago.
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Old 08-11-2010, 02:26 AM
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She is a go. I finally got everything going and it runs and cuts great. Now all I need to find is a reasonably priced snow thrower for her and it’s complete.
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Glad you got your cub straightened out, squrl78.
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Last night I tore apart my 42" cast iron deck to fix some holes in the sheet metal. I noticed that the deck has a bow to it and needs to be straightened. The baffles are gone too so I'm going to make new ones. All of the bearings look good but I did have to make a new spindle and another one has the keyway worn a little. The subframe needs some work too.
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Today I took the hydraulic pump off of my 105 to replace some seals.
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