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Old 11-03-2010, 09:18 PM
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I've been so busy at work this week but found the time to do some late night cubbin. Only 1 day off this week, then 17 days in a row. My other chef is taking 2 week vaca. and I have a new guy, but he's very green and I'll need to be there everyday. SO, hopefully I can find some time in the next 2 weeks to put the blower back together. We have over 3' of snow at the top of Stowe mountain and looks to be starting off with a bang this year, hope we get tons of snow!!
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Be sure to get some action shots, Jude!
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Old 11-05-2010, 07:14 PM
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Followed me home from IN,runs great,great shape after a carwash trip!
added 23/10.50/12's/spirit "o" 76 fenders,also has Orignal 3-point,best deal I've ever gotten!!
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does anyone have a pic of a 3 pt. i know what i have is just in progress i built it all without having the tractor around.. so iv got alot of work to do.. thats why i posted it hopeing to get someone that knows more about it.
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YOu can see the lift at the top rear and the two point at the bottom of the rear end. Also the lift assist spring on the left hand side.


CLoser look at spring on left and the thick flat stock on the right is what lifts the rear single lift with the lift lever on the right of the tractor
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Congrats on your awesome finds, Earl!
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It snowed last night here in Indiana. nut much, but enough for me to decide to get my 109 ready for winter. It just seems so early.
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Digging up the ash stumps. I had two ash die from blight. Dug the first out by hand. It was just too much. Used a Cub 7265 for the second one. That was still pretty tough getting it out.
You should have used an F350!!!!! Much easyer!!!!!!
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@ DX3- Hey, nice tractor! Very clean too! Boy, they sure dont make anything that good anymore, for sure. :biggrin2.gif:
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@ DX3- Hey, nice tractor! Very clean too! Boy, they sure dont make anything that good anymore, for sure. :biggrin2.gif:
Thanks, it took me about an hour or so with de-greaser and Red Power cleaner, a brush and the water hose to get it to looking like that. I have several pictures a page or two back that showed what it looked like when I initially took it apart.
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