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Old 03-18-2010, 12:08 AM
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What kind of rear tires did you go with jaybrd?
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While Allen was useing his aerator I tried to scoop up some old mulch and dump into my trailer. Everything was going fine until my tires hit the dirt er red clay under the mulch. I had to hook the truck up to it and tug on it a couple times to get it out. In the second picture you can see I was axle deep and sinking fast. Maybe if I had dual tires on the back like Allen I would have been fine. My wife didn't agree with my enjoyment of the pickle I was in and ever since.
Thats where a hydraulic dump bucket comes in handy, you can use it to push yourself out of the trouble you have gotten yourself into.
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When I walked in the garage from work last night I noticed a small puddle of oil, about 2" around under the cub. Took a quick glance but couldn't see anything jumping out as to whats leaking, it's right under the dipstick. I'll have to wipe it all down to see where it's coming from.
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Thats where a hydraulic dump bucket comes in handy, you can use it to push yourself out of the trouble you have gotten yourself into.
Aye I couldn't agree more going to add that feature when I move/upgrade the current pump so I can reinstall the mule drive so I can use it for a tiller when I get one. There is pleanty room for a new pump it's reservior tank that I'm having a hard time finding a spot for it. I need to hide it some where so I can still have that factory look with all the features I want. It's got to be a clean install. Yes I'll be posting pics when I get to that part.
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Wow, you guys have been busy!
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With today being the last warm day for a few days, I busted out the culti and got one of the flower gardens along side the shop worked up.




Hauling the rock is going to wait....
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Moccasins! Man o man easy cubin. That cultivator looks sweet on the O
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Cool pics, Jay! Your Original and cultivator look great!
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