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Hey Geezer, I like the set up. I was looking but didn't see the coffee maker??? A garage is a mans castle :D . Anyone have a suggestion for heating my garage? It is dry walled and insulated but I do not have gas. I currently heat it up with a torpedo heater before I start working (if you what to cal...

Gotta give my 2 cents. I know it tight for just about everyone but ya really need to get it fixed. :o Not safe to drive like that. They put sway bars on for a reason. Today's vehicles utilize the sway bar for control. You need all the control you can get with the weather and other drivers. If you we...

Hey Vince
Glad you all had a great "T" day. But about that meal tonight. Ya sure ya wanna eat something with spit??

Mr. Pepper my friend, You must sit there on that stool for hours to come up with such powerful (golden gem) thoughts. I think we should have a section in which you share a word or two of wisdom each day. :shock: On a real holiday note: I will spend some time with the Cubs this evening while the wife...

Hey Scott Being a family man and all, I would have a problem with that kind of schedule. Being away so much wouldn't give me any Cub time :( On the other hand, glad your working and like what your doing. I enjoy working on Cubs as a hobby but we gotta pay the bills. It's a BIG plus when you like the...

I just had a red Cub Cadet dropped off and the guy used an old U-haul trailer with high bars around the side. I wish I had taken a picture. It looked real sturdy and could haul 3 GT's. He purchased it from them as used. I have a box store brand trailer (to ashamed to show a photo :roll:) that I can ...

I like it. A Cub Cadet cake, a wife (that allows this cake in the house, let alone make it) and kids that like CC. This is a home made in heaven. My only suggestion is this, put a snow blade on the front and you won't get that pile up underneath like you did. Is your wife available for counseling :?...

I have replaced a bunch of those seals, wish I could find a replacement like the original ones (looks like they had leather inside with a spring). I have always been amazed at the way the "O" axles are held on :geek: I like the fact that you don't have to remove the rear end cover plate to do the jo...

Hey Diamond Dave C When doing a prep cleaning prior to painting I use a couple of different cleaners to do the job with some ease. I use a petro based de-glosser (not the eviro-friendly stuff) on some areas and for a lighter touch I use a pre-degreaser/de-waxer on other areas. Now for the good stuff...

I really like it. Thumbs up on this move to the gallery. Now get back to work so it's done for Christmas............of 2011

Mr Pepper
Who is this Don guy your talking about Seems I remember a super nice guy that had a ton of personality but ain't heard from him lately. Don Oh Don where have you gone??? We miss your posts and pictures about Cub Cadets and PA.

Vince
Do you still get royalty checks from "Happy Days" when you played "Chachi", you know... Fonzi's nephew?

Now that photo is a keeper...two super heros, the old white cub hauler over Vince's shoulder and Ft Allen as a background. Can I get a signed copy? I'll even pay postage.

It's odd seeing Bill sitting on anything besides a Cub Cadet. I can see why he is smiling, nice picture Scott. Bill has helped me many times with good info on my narrow frame and Original Cub Cadet projects.

Hey Scott, is that 5:30am or pm? I don't want to be late

Todd
I like that you tube video of the pull. I'd love to see that one at one of the shows plowing a row. What tractor is that on your profile picture on this site? I'm not trying to change the subject (or am I?) but with my short memory I mention things I am interested in before I forget

That last picture looks a little like an old girlfriend from back.....well, let's just drop it. What I really wanted to say is that from what I can see you have one nice looking Cub and the snow thrower is in great shape. I run a little model 70 with thrower during the winter but I bet you get a bun...

I hope your talking about the post after mine that was edited... I happen to know Gezzer and count him as a friend and if you know Bill from the shows and his old truck he used to have you know his good humor. I did not get a chance to read the other post before it was edited so I can not comment on...

Ya talkin bout the guy to the right of your post with the pink slippers? I've seen him and have been told by others to keep the ladies away from him

How about going way outside the box. One yellow and one clear I bet it would be a "one-of-a-kind".

Looks like a nice 128 ya got. I like that model, somewhat easy to work on. I was wondering about the PTO safety also. I have one with and one without and since I make the wiring harnesses I include the extra wire the the PTO safety. Maybe I should offer a free jump wire for those who do not have the...

I think the yellow lights would make it look like the 122 partied too hard the night before. :mrgreen:http://www.cubcadetcollectors.com/forum ... f=4&p=2981#

Thanks guys. The Cub Cadet family is a big part of what makes this site so good.

One of my 4 digit "O"'s came with the optional front PTO. Can anyone help me find info or a parts diagram on this option? It has the same parts as the photo I have attached along with everything else (pulleys. shield and more).

Mochi looks like he has it made. A great place to stretch his legs and a boat to go with it. It's good to be a dog. My dog Pete has been with us for 14 years now. Still hates the snow.

I was just kidding I have a 782 coming my way for restoration in the next few weeks. I just like to pick on Vince and wanted to try to get my posting numbers up to compete with him :twisted: .I'll post pictures of the progress once I get started. Vince That reply post with you smiling on your red ma...

Okay, here I go. Whats so special about the red ones. Didn't IH Cub Cadet make them just as they were going bankrupt? I've always heard "if it's red it's dead" and to be right "always go with yellow and white". Okay, so I made that up but to me the yellow and white's what IH started their GT line in...

I have the best of both worlds. I'll be taking a group of friends to Amish country here in Ohio Tuesday to look at the leaves and will make a stop at Lehman's Hardware. Check them out at http://www.lehman's.com "Authentic products that work for life". Great place to stop if ever in the Kidron Ohio A...

Speaking of canopies. I had a nice metal enclosed cab on a Cub Cadet 1200 and I always felt like my Cub was going to flip on it's side when I mowed on a slight hill. I thought of adding a set of dual tires to see it that would help but decided to sell the cab. It was the one offered by Cub (not some...

I might have been tempted to buy that starter up for that price...just to have an extra. I rebuilt one of my smaller starters for one of my 800's awhile back and I'm not sure but I think some of the parts interchanged with the electric lift motor (such as brushes, bearings)

Shultzie
That's gotta be one monster of a starter when you compare that rod to the hood it's on.