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Old 11-13-2011, 05:56 PM
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I swear, Allen has his wife throw all these leaves out on his lawn just so he can use his 100 & sweeper every day! I can't imagine having that many leaves around to clean up. I guess I am lucky living in a wind tunnel ?

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I swear, Allen has his wife throw all these leaves out on his lawn just so he can use his 100 & sweeper every day! I can't imagine having that many leaves around to clean up. I guess I am lucky living in a wind tunnel ?

I was begining to wonder the same thing!

It makes sence because once you empty the sweeper you have a pile. And the pile is a prime target to go after and scatter back out! Nothing like the wife keeping the man busy! At least she lets him play with his cubs!
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Old 11-13-2011, 06:33 PM
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Thanks for the info dieseldan123


As always, looking good on the 100 ACecil
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I was begining to wonder the same thing!

It makes sence because once you empty the sweeper you have a pile. And the pile is a prime target to go after and scatter back out! Nothing like the wife keeping the man busy! At least she lets him play with his cubs!
Teach a man to fish, keep him busy for a weekend.

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What can I say, you guys have me all figured out!
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Front weight bracket and weights looks great.
Those are cool looking weights where did you find them?

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That is a good looking setup with the red Cub pulling the wagon


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The 100 looks good with the blade



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Old 11-13-2011, 07:34 PM
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Today, I found a couple antique Ertl 1:16 scale Cub Cadets at a show. Googled them and found this page on them. I have the 129, and 126 models.

http://www.ihcubcadet.com/BobsPage/cubtoys.htm







I also stopped by a guys house just down the road from me, and picked up another 12" Brinly. In great shape, and shows hardly any wear. Hope to get pictures tomorrow.
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Old 11-13-2011, 07:45 PM
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Looking forward to your pics, Conner!
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Had Cheryl drive the 147 while I put up the snow fence. Ruined the rear tire on the 86 tyring to break the bead. Had to charge the 102, took the rear tires off the 102, mounted one on the 86. Put the wider 12 inch turf tires on the 102. Looks beefy. Started the 73 and moved it to the small shed.

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Nice pics of the double duo 100's Allen!
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