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Got the super home and took it for a ride in the rain. I'll post pics tomorrow. Thanks again, Vince for a job well done! I love the super! Can't wait to take it to plow day!

Glad to hear its working for ya, Allen!
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Glad to hear its working for ya, Allen!
Thanks Conner!
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That's great news Allen!
Can't wait to see more pics!
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I just finished replacing some of the components on the drive shaft on my 1772, in hopes of calming some vibration issues. Wasn't to bad of a job, and it seems to have cured the problem, but not sure for how long. Can anyone tell me how much to tighten the nut/bolt on the rubber discs? I just tightened them enough to sink the washers flush. Too much, or too less? Any responses would be appreciated.
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I'll be getting the super and lawn sweeper out soon to do some yard work. Pics will be later.
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I'll be getting the super and lawn sweeper out soon to do some yard work. Pics will be later.
Do you think the Super is big enough to haul that sweeper?

Won't be long "Cub 100 with dual rear tires for sale"
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Do you think the Super is big enough to haul that sweeper?

Won't be long "Cub 100 with dual rear tires for sale"
The 100 sleeps in the house and is in family pics. I think he's owned it longer then any other tractor he's ever owned. even going back to the speedex's.
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Dually isn't going anywhere...lol. Sam, we'll see how the super does with the sweeper.
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Didn't do any lawn sweeping, but I did take the 1872 for a spin! Man, I love that tractor!



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You got to hook something up to the back of the Super and get some pictures ACecil,
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