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Welcome back Bryan. I was just wondering the other day who all would be attending this year. I am getting the 107 ready, she's getting a new driveline and a set of tri-ribs. Dad is getting his 982 ready, it's getting a set of rear ags and a set of multi-rib fronts. May leave the 100 at home this yea...

That map is innacurate Paul. I'm in Northumberland County (dusting to 2 according to the map) and I measured 4 inches over an hour ago. I was hoping to be able to take the blower off the 107 as I wanna do some work on it before Danville plowday. Inaccurate? It sure was, considering WNEP was calling...

That map is innacurate Paul. I'm in Northumberland County (dusting to 2 according to the map) and I measured 4 inches over an hour ago. I was hoping to be able to take the blower off the 107 as I wanna do some work on it before Danville plowday.

Yeah I had to take the hammer away a few times as she was trying to hit the Cabinets with it in the kitchen. We also got carpet upstairs and she almost put a hole thru the wall with it when I was putting the baseboard on. As far as being as bad as BB, I don't think I'm there yet. Sorry BB. That 318 ...

Everybody should drive a green one at least once to better appreciate the Red ones. Having said that since the only other choice for me to plow with is my 100 I will take the 318 ANYDAY over it. A little more operater friendly since I have to angle the blade everytime I go up and down the street.

There's no trees in there for Scott to hit with IT.

Just a few pics of my "Helper" giving me a hand with molding when we got our new flooring. Plus a ride on the tractor last nite. I know the tractor's the wrong color.

Thanks for the info guys.

I am starting some research into smaller pickup trucks and was curious if anybody owned one and what sort of mileage they got out of them. Also any recalls, problems or any issues or troubles they might have with one. I'm looking at something smaller in a four door to try and get better fuel economy...

Todd I just do like Lew said and watch online OR, I will wait till they rerun the episode and watch it then. I watch quite A LOT of tv online. In fact the wife says I spend too much time at teh computer doing stuff.

I missed seeing it. American pickers is one of my favorite shows but unfortunately they have it on at the same time that BBC has Top Gear on. With Top Gear being my favorite show and it was the start of the new season last nite I didnt catch Pickers. They find anything good?

Here's a few of mine. I have one somewhere of my dad's 782D.

Upon closer inspection of the picture I wonder what the lever above his hand is? Looks like it connects to a bracket bolted to the top on the frame right in front of the seat that goes over to the other side of the tractor. Maybe a primitive attempt at a lift?

Hey Tony that should be a nice little unit when your done. We also acquired a new addition last month as well. Came with a 42" Kub Klipper belly mower and a snowblade that has little to no wear on it. It has to be one of the smoothest running little tractors I've ever driven. It needs a little help ...

Looks like another one for Tim D to reproduce and add to his collection.

Thats funny Jim. The local Penndot shed keeps a power wheels Jeep strapped to the front of their dropdeck trailer in the summer time. Kinda comical to see it going down the road with nothing else on sometimes.

MERRY CHRISTMAS from the Bingaman household to everyone out there in the Cub Cadet world.

. The trailer is a '93 with the original tires on it. How safe are tires that are that old? I have a 7X16 Haulmark trailer of the same vintage and the tires rotted and needed to be replaced several years ago. . Paul the snowmobile trailer I use to haul my cubs around is a 78' vintage. It's 7 x 10 f...

Kevin, the mule drive was the first thing that caught my eye. Is a little funky lookin. I also like how they say "comes with a grader blade and possibly other accesories as well". I wonder what the "other accesories" are?

7" here so far. Got the light bulb in the 107, now I just gotta run it down to my Mom-in-laws. Did some plowing here tonite with the black sheep of our fleet.

It's been doin it's thing here since about 1:00 this afternoon. When I came home from work we had enough to only cover the grass, wasn't even laying on the roads. Just went out at 6:30 to the auto parts cause I needed a light bulb for the 107 and there is now as I type this about 6 inches on the gro...

Joe, I'm almost 100% sure that it is read from the front of the tractor. If I was at the farm I could easy check for ya. I looked in my Letter Series Farmall book and most of the pictures in there show them being read from the front.

I gotta agree with Todd. I used to spend a LONG time every day on the forum to see what was going on or to read a topic that interested me. Now I can brouse through the whole site in ten minutes or less and be caught up. I didn't like it at first at all, but now I would'nt want to go back.

You'll get the comparison you refer too all day on these to brands of saws unfortunately. I worked for a good friend of mine for a while who sells Husqvarna and I saw a LOT of saws come in for repairs that were 2 years old or less. Quite frequently it was for oilers that were malfunctioning or cylin...

Not a problem Scott.

Ken, they were on a 124 that my dad bought a few years ago. I was doing some heavy blading of stone about 5 years ago and wanted some good heavy wheel weights to put on my 106 so I acquired them from him ;) :lol: . I have seen at least three more sets of those since and have tried to buy two of the ...

Scott I have an H manual around here somewhere with a diagram I can scan for you. Let me look and get back to you tomorrow or tuesday.

Ken L are you talking about weights like these? They reside on the back of my 107 at the moment and they weigh 80Lbs a piece. Made by E. Rowe Foundry, ILL. They are not fun to mount espescially when your dad runs the tire off the rim at plowday. :lol: Speaking of winter, you guys won't like me cause...

Raul what's really funny is my sister knows some of those guys and they live here in Northumberland and Sunbury. Check out their version of Tracy Bird's "I'm from the country". They do it as "We're from Snyder county". It is hilarious!

Chapter 17 hosted an open house at the Brtlow prototype building yesterday for the general public to let them know what our intentions are for the building and to garner some support as well. Turned out to be a beautiful day for the event, we had a live band and square dancing as well as free chicke...