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Big Mike stops in from time to time but the last Cub time I had was the day I sold my 149 loader.
Now stop flappin your gums and get some work done!!

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Fri Jan 08, 2021 1:42 pm

These days they are made in Brazil where they don't know anything about VW beetles

Woah nelly!
Brazil produced Beetles long after Germany, like 10 years or more.....Mexico too. There were likely more Beetles built and driven in South America than any other place on the planet.

We got a whopping 1/2".....enough to glaze the roads with ice after being driven on. Had two knuckleheads in my yard........both missed trees by inches.

“ So what are you using the skid steer for?”
Well.....steering skids
See Dag, you’re not the only one I give those bullschit answers to.

I just realized that my autographed Terrible Ted pic is in the background

Thanks guys. Lots of work but should be worth it. Rims were loaded with chloride
So.....new outers, tires, powder coat and just like that they look good

I have been working on this ratty old bitch,
Lately it looks like this,

Stock holders don’t give a tinkers damn about our beloved garden tractors, they came for the money.

Richard, Glad you found the site and I hope you continue to hang out. A 782 would have been built sometime in the early 80s. 1979 would have been a Quiet Line 1250,1450,1650 from what I remember(zip it Dag! :lol: ) My opinion is unless it is pristine 2,000 is top dollar. If you are mechanical you sh...

BC, welcome.
Dag, .
This hurts bad but Dag is correct.

PLEASE warn us when you post a selfie!
At first I thought you were posting a picture of a car accident!

Better to be thought of as a mangirl than a girly man like Dag!

Welcome Phil!

Dag, you're very welcome. I knew that Tom was graying at a tremendous rate and figured if I didn't do something we would never recognize him.....if we ever meet in person

Me?

Oooo, that’s the rare no bar grill model. I see it’s also a square fender too!

Doooog!
Good to see you pop in!

dag1450 wrote:With the new corporate owner ...and the security guards in green.... I decided I better be on my best behavior or I will find myself permanently banned. That can happen you know

Now why would Tom want to get rid of our favorite whippin post?

dag1450 wrote:I can't win

Do we need to have a pity party?

Does that high heat paint give a better buzz?

dag1450 wrote:Good Dave.... big Mike does better with instructions in a video. The less reading the better

Dag, you might want to ventilate better when you're painting......the fumes are getting to you.

Interesting Dave!
Thanks for the video.

I don’t think the speed control is the only thing that has a loose nut,

Tom Scott wrote: I guess dag's relatively harmless

Unless he has tools I’m his hands

Tom Scott wrote:

davis2 wrote:Commitment to new material, or a new "facility"?

D2 - Mike recognized that he needed help, that's the first step. dag promises to visit him every weekend!

Every weekend?????
I’m going to need a psychiatrist(more than normal!)

Thanks for the update Tom.
Thanks to Dave for the commitment.

Bring it on Schecky Greene!

Dave, could we get some play by play on how to get them apart?

I don’t notice any smell.

Dag, This is what I have, https://www.reverberray.com/products/commercial-industrial/portable-heaters/ bought it used. It's 32,000 btu. Your work space may be a little small to use an unvented heater. You COULD have an issue with fresh air. I hear all kinds of stories about how unvented will make ev...

I keep the shop warm with a propane unit heater.
When I am out there I use a radiant construction heater.
Of course it helps that I work for an industrial gas company that also sells propane.

Wide frame only.
Sorry.

Howard,
Cradle it front and rear.
The difference is worth it.