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Old 11-10-2013, 03:19 PM
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Had a good Cub day, fixed a minor oil leak on Black Jack. A couple of the bolts in the axle tubes were seeping so get it up on the lift, drain the oil out, pull the bolts one at a time clean and put Indian head sealer on the threads along with silicone under the head of the bolts and reinstall. Let it sit for a couple hours and refilled the trans. Put the refurbished 60” Haban back on the 2182. Took the 1782 that I recently purchased out and cut some grass with it just to see if I noticed any issues of major importance, all good. Pulled the 60” deck off it and put the tractor up on the lift so I can get ready to service it. Got the snow plow out for the BX just in case we get some of that nasty white stuff some of you guys are all excited about playing in. Sorry no pics today.
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Old 11-10-2013, 08:39 PM
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Allen,
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Old 11-10-2013, 09:59 PM
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Thanks guys! I was pretty busy yesterday!

I sure do, Lew.
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Old 11-10-2013, 10:00 PM
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Got to take Dually and the super for a ride today! Dually is running great!

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Old 11-10-2013, 10:52 PM
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Looks like you got some serious leafage Allen!


Mowed my yard for the last time today. Think I'll take Sam Mac's advice and get the mower deck ready for next season before I put it away. Probably clean and put the tiller away too. Had some more work to do with it, but it's rained quite a bit here and don't think it's going to dry enough to use. Next project, get the machines ready for the white stuff!
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Old 11-10-2013, 10:55 PM
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I sure do, Jonathan. The Sycamore is only half way done dropping the leaves...lol.
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Allen,
I've got three words for ya: "Light a match".

All kiddin' aside, that Sycamore must be huge! Nice job with the leaves.
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Good job on the leaves Allen but I know if I had a tree with that many leaves, a chain saw a tractor and trailer would be working hard and I would have a big pile of wood
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Had the lil red smoker out doing leaf mulching today (I was too lazy to get the sweeper out...maybe next weekend) . What a glorious fall day in the Carolinas to get Cub exercise done!

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Thanks guys! We love the Sycamore, and it's sentimental to me. My grandpa planted it many years ago. I don't mind the leaves, they give me plenty of seat time!
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