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Old 03-30-2015, 08:03 AM
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Nice work on the hitch twoton
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First mow of the season. Smelt something burning and realized one side of belt somehow came off over winter. Wasn't that way when parked in fall. Also my PTO didn't want to engage when very hot, it's working fine now?? I don't think the belt had anything to do with it. It was very noticeable when off.
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First mow of the season. Smelt something burning and realized one side of belt somehow came off over winter. Wasn't that way when parked in fall. Also my PTO didn't want to engage when very hot, it's working fine now?? I don't think the belt had anything to do with it. It was very noticeable when off.
That's great!! I've been getting ready, I can't wait!! Got the sweeper out yesterday to get up the small sticks and some leaves.



I put a spiral pin in the drive shaft of the 67 102 and got to put it to work for the first time since I've owned it!





Today I finally got the steering wheel off of the 66 102. Took the one off of the 67 102 also. The 67 was a piece of cake compared to the 66. I've been working on and off on the 66 for about 6 months. Put a new bushing in the 66 column and put the nice wheel from the 67 on the 66 with Craig's cap.

It was a good Cub day!!

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Made this hitch;
If you break that something more important is coming with it. Well done.
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Holy crap!! You got that right Sam!! I missed that page.
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Got a little quality time in with the 2284 today aerating the lawn. Good to be outside again, 78° and sunny here today



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Great pictures guys, it's nice to see us all getting outside and doing stuff, finally!
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Dad bought an Agri-fab disc that showed up today. He bought it to rough up the yard for seeding. Not quite ready for that, but I put it together and wanted to see if it would break.

I also wanted to try out Jeff's hitch. Nobody did anything with the garden last year since the farm was on the market. There were a bunch of mounds and wood stove ashes out there so I decided it would be good testing ground. I really need to plow that, but I got it leveled out any way. The 2000 drive shaft held up fine so far, even after some wheelies once I took the blade off the front.

Here's a couple pics. Sorry forgot to take some while actually in the dirt.



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Got a little quality time in with the 2284 today aerating the lawn. Good to be outside again, 78° and sunny here today
Only a hair over 60 here today, but the sunshine felt almost as good as the dirt smelled!! 70's tomorrow, gotta get the grass killer ready!

Super looks good Ryan, kinda see why you don't want to part with it! Smoke is cool though!!
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Great pictures Guy's'
Nice to see some Cubs getting back in the dirt
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