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I changed the oil, lubed, and blew all the summer dirt/grass out of the nooks and crannies on the 1864. Got the 451 mounted up and tried it out on a few leaves. The cab and chains will hopefully go on Wed. It was a good Cub day!!

Those leaves didn't have a chance...

Looking good Guys.
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Time to get the snow plow on. A super find for $ 50.00, a bit rusty in spots but it'll be preety by next Spring.
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Then I got my Terra Grips on. Ordered the EXACT TIRE size only to find out the I had to remove one of the cross links for a super-duper tight fit.
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Then I got my Terra Grips on. Ordered the EXACT TIRE size only to find out the I had to remove one of the cross links for a super-duper tight fit.
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Keep us posted on how well those work, I think they'd be a great alternative to chains but what do I know
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Keep us posted on how well those work, I think they'd be a great alternative to chains but what do I know


Got to snow first.

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Great buy on the front blade nikster
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The weather didn't cooperate, so I played with the Super today. First while riding around I got tired of looking at that rusty nut on the steering wheel. I decided I would try one of the caps for the 1X2s that I got from Calvins66Cub. It was a hair loose. A couple wraps of electrical tape did the trick.

Next I tightened the hydro friction nut, as it had started to ease back a little. Then I hauled a load of wood to the house.
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Looks like everyone is having fun
I put the 149/FEL to work today and hauled a load of firewood to the house
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I put the 149/FEL to work today and hauled a load of firewood to the house
That's a BIG bucket!!
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