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Old 11-08-2013, 11:35 AM
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Jenn and I are going to put the blade on the 782 this weekend.
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Got the parts to get the driveshaft back into the 1772, then on goes the blade. Will hopefully get it done by early next week. Then I'll snap a few pics...............
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what mike said and i cant wait for snow
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what mike said and i cant wait for snow
There's the IH Cub Cadet spirit! Plan on a lot of snow storm action pictures this winter season! And just what the heck would Christmas be with a good snow storm Christmas eve? IH sure did make some great snow removal equipment!



I included a "snow action-ready" IH Cub Cadet:

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Got the blade and weights on the 63 O as well as the 1000 now just gotta get the 62 O and 1200 put away for winter and throw the chains on once it starts falling. I can't wait!
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I am looking forward to some snow. Last couple years have been disappointing in my area. I have one of my 149s for sale, but If it doesn't sell soon, I'll put my QA42A on it and keep it 'til the spring. I change to winter oil and attachments after Thankgsgiving.
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Snow ??? Yeh right ! Living in nj I just pack it down ! Now when i lived in park county co you better have a pack mule to get a round !! Now when i need to plow my 1000 comes out !
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Speaking of snow, we are supposed to get some tonite!
Maybe 3 inches of the white stuff by morning.
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I am looking forward to some snow. Last couple years have been disappointing in my area. I have one of my 149s for sale, but If it doesn't sell soon, I'll put my QA42A on it and keep it 'til the spring. I change to winter oil and attachments after Thankgsgiving.
You should use synthetic. I think it helps with performance. I guess its just an opinion.


I'm really looking forward to moving snow with new Cub. I finally have a nice tractor instead of a walk behind. Although I do still use the walk-behind in smaller places.
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