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Old 10-19-2012, 11:41 PM
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looks good Conner, are your tires filled?



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Conner, your super did a great job with the tires not being loaded. Makes me wonder, how the 1872 will do? My tires aren't loaded either.
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Conner, your super did a great job with the tires not being loaded. Makes me wonder, how the 1872 will do? My tires aren't loaded either.
Allen, Conner has much richer soil then we have down here. I miss seeing rich black soil.
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Nothing, but restoring it's deck;
Fab'ed new baffles for the deck & mounted them. So now that they fit, take them off & treat for rust & scrape the snot from the underside to make it pretttttttty.

Baffles are still loose thats why you see the light shining through. Blades are not mounted either, just on there for a guide to make sure they don't hit.

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Looks good Nik!
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Took the front grill, side panels and hood off the cub this morning. The lens over the lights are so dirty the light can't shine through. I need to spray some Rustolum Appliance Almond on them after I get them all clean.
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is that 1/8x2inch stock you used on the deck baffles
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