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Old 09-18-2016, 04:45 PM
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That's what mama used to say to me. I just always assumed she was talking about my brother.
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Tested out the Xtreme pto clutch tonight. Worked great. I took a video to but don't have a clue how to upload here.
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The 1872 is looking good, Adrian!
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Old 09-24-2016, 05:40 PM
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Pulled off the PTO from the 1872 yesterday. Need to order a new one, it's toast.
So this morning took the 1650 out of moth balls and installed the 50" to mow the lawn. Was "kinda" nice using it again after all these years being spoiled with the Haban and power steering.
Never missed a lick. Another reason to have more than one tractor.
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Tested out the Xtreme pto clutch tonight. Worked great. I took a video to but don't have a clue how to upload here.
Good looking tractor! You can't upload videos here. Post a link to another hosting site. YouTube or the like
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Good looking 1650, Todd!
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Nice Cub! I like your service hoist. The spreader bar to prevent hood damage is a great idea!
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Nice Cub! I like your service hoist. The spreader bar to prevent hood damage is a great idea!
Actually that spreader bar was made as a camberal to put between the hind legs while butchering our deer. But I thought it would work equally well raising a cub, and it does.
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Nice 1650 Todd.

Over the weekend, I used the 129 to disc my back yard. Then, I switched over to my broadcast spreader to spread fertilizer and grass seed. I pulled a drag over it to work in the seed. I threw the drag together with a piece of angle iron and a log chain. Lastly, I hooked up my trailer, removed the sides, and hauled straw out to the yard and spread it out.



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