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Old 03-20-2012, 08:43 AM
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I also mowed some grass yesterday. Its so much better mowing with a real Cub Cadet.
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Thanks for the pics, guys! It's time to mow here, as well.
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Methos cool drag racing pics. I cant wate untill my little boy is big enough to drive one by him self
Thanks! Becareful my son claims all of the tractors as his. He'll let me keep the gear drives but I don't have any gear drives! The little stinker rock paper scissored me out of my FEL!
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Great pictures, guys!




Sunday, I sharpened the blades, and put the 50C deck on the 1512. Monday I mowed with it for the first time..Gotta love the power, and the smell of an ol' smoker!
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..Gotta love the power, and the smell of an ol' smoker!
You got that right!

I changed the oil, filter on the BRS and sharpened up the 50C deck blades and mowed for the first time yesterday. It was a good day.
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Old 03-21-2012, 09:38 PM
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I also cut grass for the first time today. I wish the 128 was working or would have used it but i used the 1812 it does a great job with the 46GT deck.
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The smoker is looking good, Conner!
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Conner and DWayne glad you two got some time on the smokers even if it was maint. time.

I was able to get the tiller on the 1650 tonight and was able to break up the clumps in the gardens. I'll need to come back over them to get them more fine but this was good pratice run for the 1650. The 1650 was a dream to till with and I was able to get a couple pics to share with you all.

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Half way thru pic it's still to clumpy but some more seat time will cure that!

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Looks good Methos
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The tiller job is looking great Duke. Think I may try some discing on the tomato plot today. Rain supposed to set in late tonight.
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