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Looks great Dan, Nice job!
Thank you Eric! I spent two hours measuring all of the parts and cuting them to length then sent it home with a co-worker where he welded it all together. Fits great and easily used with/without the mower deck.
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Dan, I like the V61's on the front of your 1811. I may have to get a set for the 122 someday!
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Dan, I like the V61's on the front of your 1811. I may have to get a set for the 122 someday!
The v61's and the tru powers are by far the best tires i have ever bought! V61's on the 122 would look great!
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Mowed deep grass with the 127 and tag mowers last night.
I have to get the charging system working on that unit. who is the expert on here for electrical issues? Amp meeter shows its discharging.
Just ordered a set of 4.00 -8 Deestone tri ribs for one of the cubs not sure which one, they will go on the old 83 first. If the rims are clean and painted can these tires be mounted as tubeless?
Have to get out there and pick up grass with the 102.
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the cheaper deestone try ribs that i bought required tubes.
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First I cut my grass woth the 127 and its 48" deck then I hooked up the sleeve hitch and the brinly plow on my 127 just to see how it looked......Looked sweet !! ha ha.



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I played with the Haban a little... More about that in my thread

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Nice pics of the Cubs Jason and Gary I got around to getting some paint on the new wheel weights and primed the new sears weights. Primed and painted the Hydro unit too. The hydro was alot of work to get it down to bare metal, a few PO paint jobs and it was on thick is some spots, but I'm happy with the turnout!
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Awesome tractors, Gary & Jay!

We got our fleet out today for some pics!









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Jay Looking good, the plow looks great on the 127!

I really should have kept that Haban .

Looks great Jude, you didn't run across that mounting pin for the blade yet did ya?

Allen, That is one fantastic line up, those are some bad a** cubs you have there! And as always, I love that prowd owners smile!!
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