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NOTHING!

But i'm making my 48" deck pretty, sanded all the starting pits that had rust, treated them & my wife says it looks preety. Thats all that matters?

Not museum quality, but it will last for a loooooooong time.
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A partial look before when it was UGLY.
Looks great Nik!

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Spent 3 hours on the 2284 killing grass.
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Went to the farm today and brought the 1250 home because there is not enough room at the farm and it doesn't get used there. Now it will share mowing duties with diesel and hopefully get some upgrades like ag tires and headlights soon!
Sweet tractors!
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Old 10-07-2012, 08:55 AM
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I got the 62 original running and was able to mow the grass. I was really happy with the cut. The blades are well worn out and need to be replaced. The wife was shocked there wasn't any grass clippings to rake up. I used very little fuel and it took me over 1.5 hrs but I loved every minute of it! It used no oil and about half a tank of gas. No need for a smoker!

I think it did a better job then the JD I've been using. Got to replace the oil seals on the 1864 still.

Onto the pics!
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Old 10-07-2012, 09:27 AM
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Looks good Duke!
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Lookin good Duke!
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Thanks Mike and Adam!
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Great pics, buddy! You look right at home on the O.
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Great pics, buddy! You look right at home on the O.
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Hey Duke, That's a great looking tractor...looks like you're having fun with it. Izzat the 4 digi or the 5?

Wonder how many people still mow with the timed deck?
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Hey Duke the O is making the yard look slick as a mink!
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Pulled the smokers out to get a little run time on them. Left to right we have the 782D, 882, 1512, 1572 & the 1772. Now the search for a cyclops diesel.
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