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Nice 105, mrcubcadet.

I got the 100 out to haul some boxes. No pics this time. It was great, getting some much needed seat time!
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Nice 105, mrcubcadet.

I got the 100 out to haul some boxes. No pics this time. It was great, getting some much needed seat time!
Thanks ACecil! You have a nice Cub too.
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Old 08-12-2010, 03:52 PM
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Thanks mrcubcadet, I appreciate it!
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I took the mower deck off of my new (to me) 123 and attached the #1 tiller. Did some tilling in the garden. I was going down one of the hilled rows, high-centered and got stuck. It was too dark to shovel my way out, so I'll get to do that in the morning. (Tiller worked great, though! Operator troubles will be overcome, eventually..... LOL)
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Seeing how it no longer wants to start I drug the old thing out back and painted a nice big bull's eye on it, should make for an intresting target for this falls site in before hunting season.
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Seeing how it no longer wants to start I drug the old thing out back and painted a nice big bull's eye on it, should make for an intresting target for this falls site in before hunting season.
That sounds brutal! Be kind to old cubs they need TLC not lead!
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Default Kaoty had a hard time mowing lawn
Had the cart on and my grandson Kaoty hopped in after about 20 min ' s here he is asleep .

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Great pics, Denny!
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Now that's just about as good as it get's right there... Fallin asleep while being pulled around by Grandpa's Cub :biggrin2.gif: Great picture.
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I rebuilt my first carb tonight. Thanks a lot to MattG for the instructions he posted. Went smooth, and it fired right up when reinstalled! I'll do the fine tuning tomorrow, but it sounded pretty smooth.
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