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Allen and Jenn, you two have just to much fun
To bad we weren't "a lot" closer, you two and me and Mrs. Z could have a good time
We sure would, Todd!
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It felt good to take the chains & plow off my # 127 last Saturday, changed my oil to get it ready to kill grass. But then I woke up to this....

I'll never ever wish for snow again.

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Looks like a few inches of the white crap!
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It felt good to take the chains & plow off my # 127 last Saturday, changed my oil to get it ready to kill grass. But then I woke up to this....

I'll never ever wish for snow again.
Hope it melts for you soon, Nik!
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It felt good to take the chains & plow off my # 127 last Saturday, changed my oil to get it ready to kill grass. But then I woke up to this....

I'll never ever wish for snow again.
Yikes! In my parts of ol' Illinois, we only got a couple flakes but no accumulation.
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Changed the oil in the 149 today.
Also found a new PO mod
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Gotta love the PO mods Todd!
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It's amazing what people do to these machines. They can be fixed right, so easily.
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I picked up some parts from the Cub Cadet dealer today. Two PTO to deck belts for the 100 and a cork gasket, large trunnion spring, and spring pins for the 129. The small trunnion spring is on backorder. Hopefully the new springs will fix the 129's speed changes under load.
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Hauled some limbs with the super Thursday. Was windy most of the week.

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