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Yesterday I finished repainting my snow blade and today I got a power steering pump from my father-in-law for my hydraulic system I'm wanting to build for my cub. I'll get some pics of the blade when I get it put back together.
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Looking forward to your pics, IHinIN!
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Old 11-27-2009, 03:04 PM
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Got the 149 in and ready to push snow.




Deck and subframe removed.


Snow blade on and ready for the wheel weights.


Bolted the mounting bracket in.


Weights on and ready to go.
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Nice Diz
That sure is a fine lookin tractor
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Old 11-27-2009, 04:18 PM
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I began by putting my freshly painted rims and New AG on the back of my 1200...





Then installed the headlight panel which I recently bought



Then brought two more Cubs in the new garage for winter storage..A 108 and an 800



Tomorrow, I am hoping to remove the mower from my 1200 and get it ready for a new spindle bearing as well as maybe tear it apart and taking it to my powdercoater and painting it to match the wheels in the IH white paint.
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Old 11-27-2009, 06:39 PM
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Hey Diz, I like those wheel weights. Good looking, working 149. I'll bet you can hardly wait to try it in the snow for the first time! :biggrin2.gif:

bignastyGS....isn't it amazing how much newly painted wheels make a difference? Looking good!
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The bad thing is it brings out all the other bad areas that I will now address to make it look like a keeper..Like the seat back, and cushion,the deck paint,the front end cleaned....Man, I think I have enough to do now...:biggrin2.gif:
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Nice tractors, guys!
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67hydro, CBH, ACecil. I am ready to try out those wide ags in the snow :biggrin2.gif:


bignastyGS, The 1200 looks good with new ags and fresh painted rims
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I've swept for the last time this year. Our Sycamore tree is finally empty. Here's some pics.


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