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Nice.....other than the body damage, how the mechanicals look? Pics?
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Nice.....other than the body damage, how the mechanicals look? Pics?
I have no pics sorry. He said he rebuilt the motor on it.
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I bought some 23x8.50 Tru Powers for my 100 yesterday. I need to get some wheels painted for them and get them mounted. I'll post some pics when I get them on.
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Can't wait to see them on your 100, Adam!
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Can't wait to see them on your 100, Adam!


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Yesterday I finally bought some V61s for the 1811, the original tires are pretty worn.



Hope to get them mounted soon!.....Will make sure to get pictures!
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Looking forward to your pics, Conner!
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Got one of those 'Hitchin' Post' attachments for the drawbar. It has two prongs on the outside edge for hooking up chains or rope for pulling, has a top mount for a ball hitch, and a regular hole for lawn carts, etc.

Very well constructed, worth the money for sure., Now I can tow around the trailer, making all this lawn cleanup so much easier. Had a bonfire yesterday with all the scrap lumber I hauled out of the woods with the 2186 the other day. Then got on a kick with pruning trees and got rid of lots of hanging branches that I've had to swat out of my way this mowing season.

The Cub has been great for all this work. Haulin concrete blocks, dragging the huge wooden trash cage that previous house owners left for me, pulling fallen stumps and trees. Here's a pic right before dark (that's why the bad quality, phone doesn't like low light shots) using the Hitchin Post for the first time.

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Cool picture of the Cub and trailer, The new lights look like they are working great
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Neat pic, it's fun putting the cub to work!
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