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Old 06-06-2012, 01:49 PM
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Great pictures, Duke!



Your 1st picture look familiar!
Thanks Conner! And yes it does!
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Nice pics there Duke, I can see you were enjoying the weather way too much..
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Nice pics there Duke, I can see you were enjoying the weather way too much..
Oh yeah! Was a great weekend to get somethings done around here.
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Old 06-06-2012, 03:21 PM
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Nice pics Duke!
Thanks Mike! Would be more fun with a foot control tho.
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Good pictures gang! I see everyone is happy about the Cub Cadets they have, and the good results of having the best garden tractors ever. Duke, the loader rocks, man!

Well, yesterday I was not careful getting on the 71. As I did so I kicked the key out of the keyhole and snapped it in two. Thats not cool. Now I have a good ignition switch that I cant use. May I ask if any of you folks have done this? And how did you get the other half of the key out?

So I needed to water this evening and of course I'am down a gt and the 72 is still far from being completed. I then had to use the ignition switch from my 72. And thats what I did with my cub. I broke it.

I have a good ignition switch and push button for a model 100,if some one wants to trade me one for my 71 or 72. Oh....I'am depressed. Cry over spilled milk.
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Took the manual lift handle off of the 71 and put it on the 149. The electric lift is junk and I'm not about to spend the $$$ to put a new one on it.
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Thanks Mike! Would be more fun with a foot control tho.
I knew you were going to say that Duke!
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I split the tractor in half today, getting ready to replace the hydro fan and rag joint. Wish I could take every nut and bolt out of it and clean and paint it, but its got work to do, the grass doesn't mow itself.
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Thanks DX3! Just a little clean up for the show and call it good. Painted the grill and footrests. Scrubed the screen, footrests still drying.

Is that red oxide primer?

Does one get better results by using it?

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