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Here is the link to my new video about a cold start on my friends 1782.
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Nothing wrong with using the bota, after all their 3 cylinder diesels power some of our cubs! Great snow pic!

Today i put the belt and deck back on my 108 to adjust the pto. Then i got the need for some seat time and mowed down our garden spot and didnt think to take pics as i was having too much fun! later this week it will be off with the mower deck and on with the Didier Hydra sickle! And ill make sure to get some acton shots
Awesome news and looking forward to your pics!

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Got my stack put back on , put a spring assist on the 108 and fixed my 1 of 3 brinly plows. It needed the plate that sticks out the back and packs the furrow. So I built one of those and got it put on. Now im really pumped to start plowing!
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Got my stack put back on , put a spring assist on the 108 and fixed my 1 of 3 brinly plows. It needed the plate that sticks out the back and packs the furrow. So I built one of those and got it put on. Now im really pumped to start plowing!
It won't be much longer till plow time. Spring is close, I can smell it. Well ok we had 72 degree weather today too, that helped.
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Looking good, Nick! Love the snow! It was 77 here today. I won't be using my blade this Winter.
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Today i pulled the deck on the 108 and put the hydra sickle on. Looks good and works great! That is until the moment i was working it in a section of tall grass. The engine began hunting and surging, and possibly started to knock. After I got it home it began to backfire through both the carb and exhaust, and choke out as soon as the throttle was moved beyond idle. Hopefully i can get back on its feet here soon. So sorry for no action shots but i did take this one for you guys!
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Nick I think you've got the wrong plow on it!

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Today i pulled the deck on the 108 and put the hydra sickle on. Looks good and works great! That is until the moment i was working it in a section of tall grass. The engine began hunting and surging, and possibly started to knock. After I got it home it began to backfire through both the carb and exhaust, and choke out as soon as the throttle was moved beyond idle. Hopefully i can get back on its feet here soon. So sorry for no action shots but i did take this one for you guys!
Looks great mounted up Dan! You'll get it figured out soon!
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The 108 looks great with the sickle bar mower, Dan! Thanks for the pic.
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Looking good, Nick! Love the snow! It was 77 here today. I won't be using my blade this Winter.
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