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Vince,
boys are keeping away from the dern video games.
I am sure you will be ready for plowday if not whacha taking?
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Dan that reminds me I've got to fix mine on the 1650! Looks great!

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I got to move some snow today. we only got a little over 1" . so I went out and played in it for an hour. wasnt worth the gas , but I had fun.
Glad ya got some play time in!

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I am sure you will be ready for plowday if not whacha taking?
He's got the best mechanic in the 4th grade he'll be fine!
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Lew

Ill have the WH, 106 482 582 and the 1872 there for people to use. The Wh Im going to make 1 round with and park it. Seeing that nothing is aval for it any more. I want to pull the plow with it, just to say Ive done it. Then Ill drain the gas out of it again and park it till fall.

As far as the 2072 goes it or the 18 will get the loader. Now seeing that the eng has been replaced in th 20 and I just rebuilt the 18 really dosnt mater to me what one gets it. Ill be looking for one more supper in the next few years to put a gear drive in it. Ill run a pump on it to rung the steering and such. Im thinking I could run it off the front crank like the loaded pump.

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I CUSSED & SWORE at it trying to mount my snowthrower.



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Old 01-21-2012, 11:05 AM
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Finally..............got to plow some snow with the 3235 this year! Did my driveway and the neighbors. We had about 4" come down last night. I only had to use the diff. lock a couple times out by the road where the plow trucks leave that heavy crusty snow. Everything is working good even without chains!
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Coon hunter man you got some pics of that? I like working on those tractors.

Ok made some progress on Dukes old 2072. Found the frame cracked from the bottom almost to the top, so Ill be doing some repairs there. got the trannys washed up for the change over to CI, never done it before but ready to dig into it. the tractor is on the back burner for a few weeks to gather parts. Ill swap this rear and put it in the 1872 now and do the other one in the 2072 later.
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Vince O. heres a link to the another post on the site here- http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...t=14608&page=3
I hoping to give her a new paint job this summer. Leaning towards painting like a big boy Case IH Magnum. Black and red with silver trim.

Here is another with pics of my snowplow setup. http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...ead.php?t=8683
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