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01-13-2013, 09:55 PM
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Im over it. bring on the sun..... cold rain all day today. if its going to be cold I want snow. heck with this wet rain.
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01-13-2013, 10:09 PM
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01-14-2013, 01:13 PM
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I'm kinda bummed, retired, so I've got plenty of time, got my 1872 with the 54" Haban, was really looking forward to using it and all we've gotten so far is a dusting a couple of weeks ago. Oh well as they say, "Be careful what you wish for..."
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01-14-2013, 03:08 PM
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Same here up in my place closer to North Pole then all of you!
 Last December 27 we broke a record for the snow storm of the century dating from 1971, I made a 5hr trip to Bagotville military base last Friday to pick a General drill press I bought from the "Crown" and the girl at the gate tell me last week temp goes down to -44c there! She was wearing an army green T-shirt and temp was just a tad bellow 32F, those northern girls must have antifreeze in their blood!  PS On another subject I find a modular wood cab design perfect for your Cub Amy, the guy use angle steel for framing, I'm sure you can figure a way to adapt this to yours (Check post 17)  http://www.mytractorforum.com/showth...t=14516&page=2
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01-14-2013, 03:49 PM
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Oldskull,
Im thinking something lighter but im not sure what I will do yet. I still want to take it off in the spring. I like the wood because it adds weight and adds maybe more warmth. I have been thinking of using Alum as a frame and wood as a roof with rubber on top to keep it from leaking inside an to protect the roof. The front an back I was thinking wood but the sides id considered a clear plastic maybe so I can roll them up if I wanted to get more air? Im sorta torn though right now because I like the idea of enclosing it an adding doors an insulating the inside an add a small propane heater. ...im going to really give this some thoughts an work on a design. Im hoping to start making this by late spring so its ready by next fall to go on.
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