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Old 11-27-2012, 11:06 PM
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Good rows or not doing things like plowing or working on your cubs with your dad or daughter is priceless. That's what this hobby is really about.
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Good rows or not doing things like plowing or working on your cubs with your dad or daughter is priceless. That's what this hobby is really about.
Don I'll toast to that!
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Good rows or not doing things like plowing or working on your cubs with your dad or daughter is priceless. That's what this hobby is really about.
You got that, right, Don!
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When I painted the hood a while back I removed the Cub Cadet plastic. I broke most of the retainers and never was able to find any at the local hardware stores. I ordered some off ebay and they arrived early this week. I had painted the beige when I did the hood but had to do the blue part. It didn't turn out perfect but at least their back on. Now I need to get started on those side panels.
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When I painted the hood a while back I removed the Cub Cadet plastic. I broke most of the retainers and never was able to find any at the local hardware stores. I ordered some off ebay and they arrived early this week. I had painted the beige when I did the hood but had to do the blue part. It didn't turn out perfect but at least their back on. Now I need to get started on those side panels.
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When I painted the hood a while back I removed the Cub Cadet plastic. I broke most of the retainers and never was able to find any at the local hardware stores. I ordered some off ebay and they arrived early this week. I had painted the beige when I did the hood but had to do the blue part. It didn't turn out perfect but at least their back on. Now I need to get started on those side panels.
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I have used 1/4 20 nuts on those.
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Today I used the 782 to haul some lumber and tools to work on the hunting cabin. I had to go to my barn to get the lumber. I used my sawmill last year to saw up some pine logs I had brought home. I have used the pine as framing and siding on the cabin. The 782 done one heck of a job even having to go up a pretty good hill. No problem!!!!



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Sweet looking hunting cabin.
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