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Old 09-29-2014, 12:08 PM
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Thanks Todd, it sure was!
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Welded up the exhaust on my new 1811! I had heard a rattle and an exhaust leak when I went to look at it before I bought it. Took a chance and bought it anyway and found the issue right away when I got it home. The end cap on the muffler was loose and rattling. I got it tac welded all the way around and now it purrs like a kitten!!
My 2082 had exactly the same problem when I bought it, the PO had tried to weld it but there wasn't enough good metal left and it still rattled and leaked, I bit the bullet and bought a new muffler.
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Old 09-29-2014, 05:48 PM
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We picked up branches that I trimmed over the weekend.

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Old 09-29-2014, 05:51 PM
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As you can see I took to long taking pictures, she was ready to go.

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Old 09-30-2014, 12:19 AM
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As you can see I took to long taking pictures, she was ready to go.
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Great picture
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Berwill: Love the two pics! First one it's like she's saying "Smile for the camera!" and the second one she's clearly thinking "Ok, back to work!"
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Thanks guys!
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I had alot of seat time today on 3 Cubs. I mowed the lawn(and some leaves too) with the 1864. Graded the driveway with the 782 and box blade. I hauled my first load of wood to the house with the '66 102. I included a pic of the inside of the house to show the wood box that has a door in the back. I also removed the cast end deck from the 67 102.

Now it is time for some baseball and beer! Go Nats!!
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Nice machines everyone! We moved a few trailer loads to the fire pit with the Original today.

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Nice cubs, guys.
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