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Old 05-31-2012, 05:45 PM
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Good looking cub and yard!
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I agree!
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Old 06-01-2012, 10:23 PM
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Can't get any one to take a picture of me mowing but you really did not want to see me anyway The 127 and tag mowers make short work of the 3+ acres once a week.
If I got real ambitious I would paint the read tag mowers Cub yellow. Maybe this weekend project
Mowing about 80 inches in one pass. Reduced weed whacking around trees, and mows the ditch with ease too.
The tag mowers were rescued from the junk and low cost yard sale mowers. These two are a good matched pair and I can almost complete the entire yard on one gas up.
Not a system for kids to run!
Does a very nice job following the contours of our undulating yard. (read that rough and bumpy)
Notice I moved the deck wheels out 2 inches on the 127 deck to get away from the tires.
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Can't get any one to take a picture of me mowing but you really did not want to see me anyway The 127 and tag mowers make short work of the 3+ acres once a week.
If I got real ambitious I would paint the read tag mowers Cub yellow. Maybe this weekend project
Mowing about 80 inches in one pass. Reduced weed whacking around trees, and mows the ditch with ease too.
The tag mowers were rescued from the junk and low cost yard sale mowers. These two are a good matched pair and I can almost complete the entire yard on one gas up.
Not a system for kids to run!
Does a very nice job following the contours of our undulating yard. (read that rough and bumpy)
Notice I moved the deck wheels out 2 inches on the 127 deck to get away from the tires.
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Chris
That will get the mowing done in no time.
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Old 06-17-2012, 01:29 AM
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Finally got my wonderful wife to get some pics of the Big Hammers (Supers) mowing today, I will say one thing, when you get two 54 inch decks running together we can knock down some serious grass in no time at all.

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Old 06-17-2012, 09:23 AM
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I know it's not a Cub but when I want to kill grass fast this Git's Er Done

BX2660 with a Woods 60 finish mower and two 60" Swisher tow behind mowers. 13' at a pass.
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Old 06-17-2012, 09:50 AM
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Now I know what the discussion on the porch was all about. Note: Happiness is when the cyclops is back in working order from everything I went through for the past month or so.
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Finally got my wonderful wife to get some pics of the Big Hammers (Supers) mowing today, I will say one thing, when you get two 54 inch decks running together we can knock down some serious grass in no time at all.

Awesome mowing pics with the supers, Eric!
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Finally got my wonderful wife to get some pics of the Big Hammers (Supers) mowing today, I will say one thing, when you get two 54 inch decks running together we can knock down some serious grass in no time at all.

Sweet pics! POTW worthy IMHO
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Nice mowing shots guys! I love that 13 foot cut and the big Supers whacking it down too.
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