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That picture Joe just confirms to me that I made the right call getting involved with cub cadet vs wheel horse. At one point my dad had both and I maybe could have gone ether way. The wheel horse just looks cobbled together. It looks like someone made it in their garage. The cub cadets are so smooth...

Yep Steve that is a problem and compound that with this is mostly a wood shop. When I got all done I asked my wife to come out and see my creation. She looks at my old setup and says.."how will you keep the dust out". I said.... maybe an air gun every once and a while. At this point I was pretty exc...

Thanks again to all who keep this site up and running! Very quick as I'm late for work. If it's about the money...then regular viewers need to give a little bit to help out. I look at it as my "movie ticket" that I haven't gone to in like 10 years. If it's about traffic...I have been hearing the wor...

Thanks guys. Those cheese boxes are cool Ken. Just goes to show how real wood and good jointery will last a very long time. I have always liked those "box corners"! I'm thinking my plastic bins will also last a long time...

I have this space over a small work counter in my workshop. I was thinking peg board but really looked at my needs and peg board wasn't it. Having an old hack saw and some wrenches hanging on a peg board didn't sound very appealing. So....I'm thinking less words ....and more pictures will tell the s...

Wow .. you are..or were in the wiring deep! Great job! The dash looks funny to me without the glow plug indicator. Lol. Sorry to bring up the tank lol. The only reason I mentioned it was I remember several guys over the years having tank fitment issues with cast iron rears and pto and three points. ...

Looks really great!! Is that a new wiring harness? I know they can get pretty stiff and crusty I guess from the cheap wire and age. How did the fuel tank drop in? Did you have to do any mods to get things to fit?

Ken that stinks about the 102...but as long as the frogs are all safe on their steps that's all that matters!

No no that bar is still open! Big Mike was just telling me he goes there just for the food.

No V bar?.... I love the V bar!.... Why no V bar?..... It's no fun without the V bar!
I don't even use chains....I just like the look of the V bar. Its mean...and tough! That's what we need against covid....More V BARS!!

Good to know Paul. Yeah I have seen this guy on eBay and utube, seems like a good guy. I have Kohler m20 valves saved in my watchlist from him. He was the only guy selling them on eBay. I'm not sure if he makes them or came into a stock pile of them. Either way I should probably buy them to keep on ...

Thanks for the pictures guys. Yes chains are a must Mike. Looks like your gonna have a hard time finding a place to blow all that snow with the tight Quarters. I remember my old house like that, you just have to pile it higher.lol. North of Philadelphia we had about 2" at bedtime. Woke up to nothing...

Lol yeah how about it! Hornell. FIL in a rehab center after a stroke. Got into the rehab first day no prob...next day they said need a covid free test. Brother said if you test positive they contact trace like crazy and then dad would be moved to a isolation wing. I didn't bother going in the second...

Hey..long time no see! Good to see you posted something Allen! Tractor is still looking good but the new blade ...well ..let's just say that this summer you better go to home Depot and get Rust-Oleum "almond" spray paint. Lol. Thanks again for popping over! You get snow down there?? I'm up in New Yo...

Very nice! Tom S. will eat this attachment up! He loves to drive around his yard aimlessly and poke holes in everything! Thanks for the pictures

Sounds like a good idea Steve. I have no idea on what that looks like or how to do it but it sounds good. Are you thinking hard copies or out into the clouds somewhere?

Yeah I have a Motorola. I take the picture. Then open the gallery, tap on the photo, when I first open the photo it has different things written all around and "edit" is one of my choices, tap edit, once the edit is opened crop is a choice, you may see a box around the photo with dots at the corners...

I'm sure others can help more than me. For me to post pictures (all done on my phone) I need to take the picture, then crop the picture ever so little and then that will allow me to upload. If I don't crop I never see the right boxes for posting pictures. Once the picture is the right size it's pret...

Merry Christmas! Good pics guys. I recovering from my Christmas gift of a new hip. ..so pics are fun. Joe what is that your plowing with? 129? Looks like I see a chrome hydro handle.

under the dash bolted to the side underneath between the frame rails, behind the steering column.

Nice! I miss things following me home. Lol. Keep us posted on this machine. Looks great

Yep... one day few years ago I was scanning ebay. I see the diesel dash gauge bezel brand new. For the steel hood diesels. Yes I bought all 12 that he had. Lol. As far as I know...I might be the only person with a few new one left. Sorry folks...not for sale.....yet.lol

As if cub spec wasn't heavy duty enough... now we are full on military! Looks great. Sorry to hear about your knee setback. I'm going in for a hip replacement in two weeks. Good times!

Welome to the club! I like it!! You did a great job making it look factory!

Almost any tractor like that that runs good, cuts good, and looks half decent is worth $1500. I don't know that model but again.... running driving mowing for that much sounds good. Another thing to think about is how good of a friend is he..and why is he selling it..and why is he giving you such a ...

Thanks Dave lol! No ..that's me giving myself an examination post covid. Scary what I'm hearing in the news about Drs following politics of government and pharma vs what's right. Crazy!
Don't you think we highjacked this thread enough? Let's get serious now guys!!

The Haban 401 is a heavy duty front blade that was made for the cub cadet "super" line. It's a very heavy set-up as the builder spared no expense with the steel. I have no idea if that would fit your tractor but I'm guessing it would not work without modifications. You would also need a robust lifti...

Dag-itis. I looked it up in the encyclopedia, "To be an older refined man, to be mature, a man the ladies adore". Dag-itis!

I wonder if he's saying the blade won't fit on the undercarriage? Tell him he needs a big pry bar to get the "ears" or studs into the undercarriage holes. I have wrestled with that before. Tell him he needs to be a man about it!! Tell him.. let's go Brandon about it!

Lol. Glad it was a good time. What do you plow with Mike, do you still have a 2072? Too bad it's not closer.... Tom and I could see what it's all about.