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Old 11-14-2012, 08:16 PM
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Old 11-14-2012, 08:25 PM
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Looks a little stumpy to me! just kidding awesome pic pucknut!
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Old 11-14-2012, 09:41 PM
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Great pics! Thanks for sharing.
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Old 11-15-2012, 07:42 PM
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Now thats what I would call, sportin wood!
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I got more of that to do..

You need a bigger trailer the cub can handle it.
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A 4x8 trailer is perfect for these cubs to pull. Just the right size. Thanks for the pic, I love seeing cubs at work.
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Fired up the 2182 and moved it into the shop to get ready to pull the rear end out of it. Its cork gasket and axel seal time. One thing I seriously like about that tractor is the electric fuel pump. Turn the key on let the pump run for a few seconds then crank it and it lights up right now. No waiting for the engine operated pump to fill the float bowl.
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A 4x8 trailer is perfect for these cubs to pull. Just the right size. Thanks for the pic, I love seeing cubs at work.
Exactly what i use most times!

I had a few running today of course! Dad's 129 pulling the pe co sorry no pics as i was on it. Lol

My middle kid that loves the little Ford may have ditched it for the 100 said dont want it no more its too small!! Lol she was helping with the sweeper!

Used the 12hp powered 169 to spread the leaves once dumped through the garden, not sure this the right thing to do but to going to try it.

Then just a shameless ride around with the 1200 before it goes else where.....
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