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Old 04-09-2011, 01:10 PM
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I went and grabbed some turnbuckles and a draw bar for the back of the 682 and found time to start doing some spring clean up... Ton more come!!
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Old 04-09-2011, 01:53 PM
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Well I took a trip down to butler KY and picked up a 582 special today. I was hoping for a IH built one but a CCC built one will have to do. I now have 6 of 8 models of red cub cadet. This one doesn't have a motor so I guess I'll just have to build a mag18 for it. I'll try to get pics of it later wehn it quits raining.

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Old 04-09-2011, 03:28 PM
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Was looking very overcast this morning, but figured I would try and get the yard mowed. Nice little breeze blowing made it comfortable. It is kind of interesting to notice the neighbors looking out the doors when I start mowing, LOL. Maybe they don't understand the big smile I have while doing the drudgery of mowing, hahahaha. At any rate a couple of pics of the finished yard. A storm and hail hit about 20 minutes after I finished up and had everything put away.

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Nice pics of the 682 jaybrd!

I got the cubs out to play today. Even the 123 got to have some play time!
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Well the storms passed and sun is out and very warm out now. I knew I had a headlight not working, so inspected and found the electrical connector had come off of the bulb. Got some solder and fixed it back nice and tight. I also wanted to try and paint the front emblem. The front grille just looked bare with nothing on it or with the all black emblem on it. I know it is not correct for the model, but one day I'll run across the correct emblem. This one is the plastic body not the metal.



Was still tacky, Will clean up the black edges later .
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Old 04-09-2011, 07:37 PM
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Awesome pics, guys!

My better half and I, got some seat time today! She's practicing for when she gets her own cub soon! Duke, these pics are for you, my friend!



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Great picture's guys! Everybody's been very busy. It's still very very wet here, but the front yard dried up enough today to do a little joy riding, . Got the 782 running really good, the more it runs the better it get's. Got all the kids out but the first born, it will have to get alot dryer for it to come out from it's winter nap. My wife just stands on the deck and shakes her head at me. She asked me today, "now exactly how many of those do you need" I just smiled and said as many as I can get . She just rolled her eye's and went back into the house. I don't know how you guy's would take that but I took it as an invitation to buy more .
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I went and grabbed some turnbuckles and a draw bar for the back of the 682 and found time to start doing some spring clean up... Ton more come!!
Jay that's so sweet!

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Well I took a trip down to butler KY and picked up a 582 special today. I was hoping for a IH built one but a CCC built one will have to do. I now have 6 of 8 models of red cub cadet. This one doesn't have a motor so I guess I'll just have to build a mag18 for it. I'll try to get pics of it later wehn it quits raining.

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Was looking very overcast this morning, but figured I would try and get the yard mowed. Nice little breeze blowing made it comfortable. It is kind of interesting to notice the neighbors looking out the doors when I start mowing, LOL. Maybe they don't understand the big smile I have while doing the drudgery of mowing, hahahaha. At any rate a couple of pics of the finished yard. A storm and hail hit about 20 minutes after I finished up and had everything put away.
Great pics Dwayne! Love the flag pics too!

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Nice pics of the 682 jaybrd!

I got the cubs out to play today. Even the 123 got to have some play time!
Dan great looking cubs!

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Well the storms passed and sun is out and very warm out now. I knew I had a headlight not working, so inspected and found the electrical connector had come off of the bulb. Got some solder and fixed it back nice and tight. I also wanted to try and paint the front emblem. The front grille just looked bare with nothing on it or with the all black emblem on it. I know it is not correct for the model, but one day I'll run across the correct emblem. This one is the plastic body not the metal.

Was still tacky, Will clean up the black edges later
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Awesome pics, guys!

My better half and I, got some seat time today! She's practicing for when she gets her own cub soon! Duke, these pics are for you, my friend!



Haha those are some awesome pics! Another plow and brinley adapter and Jenn is set to go plowing. She looks good on it.
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Great picture's guys! Everybody's been very busy. It's still very very wet here, but the front yard dried up enough today to do a little joy riding, . Got the 782 running really good, the more it runs the better it get's. Got all the kids out but the first born, it will have to get alot dryer for it to come out from it's winter nap. My wife just stands on the deck and shakes her head at me. She asked me today, "now exactly how many of those do you need" I just smiled and said as many as I can get . She just rolled her eye's and went back into the house. I don't know how you guy's would take that but I took it as an invitation to buy more .
Eric those are some sweet pics! Get another and show her who's boss!
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