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Nice pics, everyone!

With the upcoming move and resurgence of hot weather, I haven't had much time for Cub love. But yesterday, I made some! Fired up the 682 already hooked to the blower to stretch it's lets. Then I got out the 129 since the last couple rains made the grass grow, and I didn't want to leave this house with a shaggy yard So I mowed the swept the yard for leaves and grass clippings. Was a good day!



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Oh, you bet! Just seeing what all I can have ready for the next step, which is yellow paint!


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Nice pics, everyone!

With the upcoming move and resurgence of hot weather, I haven't had much time for Cub love. But yesterday, I made some! Fired up the 682 already hooked to the blower to stretch it's lets. Then I got out the 129 since the last couple rains made the grass grow, and I didn't want to leave this house with a shaggy yard So I mowed the swept the yard for leaves and grass clippings. Was a good day!
Your cubs are looking good! Thanks for the pics.
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Here's my 122 with new 3.50x8 tri-ribs. They are a little narrow for the rims but I'm sure I'll get used to it. I had 4.00 on it but they just looked way too tall compared to the back tires.
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Nice tires! They give it the big tractor look!
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Tractors are looking great guys
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Getting ready to break some new ground for next year's pumpkin patch so new tires were in order. Trupowers in 23-8.50x12 with 5 gallons of washer fluid in each. Can't believe the difference in looks it makes, hopefully the increase in traction is as big.



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Your 149 and Tru Powers look great!
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