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Old 10-13-2015, 10:08 AM
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Did the first lawn sweeping of the season with the 982.
Glad you got it up and running Allen
Now you need a bigger basket for the sweeper because you're way over tractored now...
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Glad you got it up and running Allen
Now you need a bigger basket for the sweeper because you're way over tractored now...
That's true, Todd! Hope you've been doing well.
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I sweet talked my brother-in-law to make me a fixture for my power steering column. He does cnc work and it turned out nice. I'll be replacing the seals this weekend and hope to have the 1872 converted back to power steering by next week.
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Looks nice, Adrian!
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Thanks, I think I'm going to do it late at night with the kids in bed so I won't get disturbed. I also bought a spring kit just incase one goes flying and I don't find it.
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Old 10-17-2015, 08:47 PM
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Took the Haban off the 1872 today and got it ready for it's winter hibernation. Cleaned all the loose grass and the little that was caught up on the underside. Then covered the bottom with used Hy-Tran. It's not just for diffs anymore.
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Good idea with the used hytran.
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Allen, you have more leaves down than we do ! Good thing you have the 982.
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Allen, you have more leaves down than we do ! Good thing you have the 982.
Definitely, the 982 is coming in handy!
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