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#1971
11-12-2010, 09:16 PM
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well i got my cub 122 out today for the first time in a few weeks. still runs great! can't wait for snow! i got it outside right now. going to put the snow plow on it tomorrow. got the snow blower hooked on the bolens and the snow plow on the speedex. READY FOR SNOW!
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#1973
11-13-2010, 07:20 PM
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It was cold here today so I went to the shop and
I made a new yoke? for my cultivator.  Here is the NEW yoke-hitch I made for my cultivator . Just below is the old piece that the P.O. made. It was way too flimsy. I'm not sure what the original hitch is supposed to look like. so I improvised.   I pulled the cultivator around the side yard to see how it worked. I need more tilt so the rear and front spoons dig at equal depth.   I could not fing my hitch pin so I used a screwdriver.  Here is a shot of the cultivator attached to my #1 original.
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#1974
11-13-2010, 08:10 PM
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Between deer hunting:I pulled the smoking, choking model 73 out of the barn and brought it in the garage for a look at the engine top end.
Found out a couple things. 1. Pulled the head off and found lots of slop in the piston side to side. Valves had some minor movement too. Lots of carbon. Looks like a rebuild of this engine next year. 2. Wiped off the dirty oily grease from the rear cover and found the factory sticker proclaiming that this is a 8 HP. Since I haven't gotten into the hp info for different models, I guess this makes sense? model 73= 8 HP?  Anyway that was not of great concern to me I like the way the other 8 Hp runs on the model 83, ( I think its a 8 HP?) Buttoned this model 73 back up and while the son Eric was here he took it for a smokey "Spin and Grin". I think he would like to have it at his place to keep the 106 company! Eric got a nice 8 point today (last day of archery season for PA). So I helped him process that and get it in the fridge. I did briefly look at the plow and tiller I have. I need to take some pictures and post them So you folks can get me started on new projects. Regards, Chris
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#1975
11-13-2010, 08:23 PM
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Silly
Ok this sounds silly but I used my 127 and front plow to push all the leaves from my 23 trees into piles in the street. Much faster than a rake or backpack blower haha
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#1977
11-14-2010, 12:35 AM
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Thanks ACecil
After viewing my photos, It looks like I need a NEW tube for the right rear tire. 
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#1978
11-14-2010, 09:01 AM
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Bought this home Saterday
A 67 model 73 , got a 10 HP with it hood and nose . steering is froze up on left side , put some pb blaster on it . Will let it soak and spray some more on it for a few days .
 
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#1979
11-14-2010, 09:06 AM
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Some very good action shots! I have been moving stone and firewood with my IH Cub Cadet 71 alot lately! Will be bringing in the picts.!
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