Digger well said,yes thank you Kraig for all you do for those of who don’t know there a$$ from there elbows when it comes this posting game LOL.A little while ago while I was poking around with my maintenance stuff the front pto pressure plate fell off LOL looks like the spring washer and snap clip must have rotted off or something and when I turn the engine over it dropped off,I’m just glad it held out long enough to get the tractor home,seeing how it drove up on the trailer.
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mgwin
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Ethan,
You mentioned some housekeeping completed on your 149.
Did you check the hydraulic fluid? Just thought I would mention it.
THANKS Charlie and Kraig for all you do!!!
You mentioned some housekeeping completed on your 149.
Did you check the hydraulic fluid? Just thought I would mention it.
THANKS Charlie and Kraig for all you do!!!
Ethan, Did Ya get the guard w/the tiller?
It looks like a clean unit w/not too much use/abuse.
It looks like a clean unit w/not too much use/abuse.
Ethan, nice find!
Well went to use the 100 today, but the battery just didn't have it. Popped the charger on, haven't had any issues with the battery for 5 years, and tried again after a bit but no go. I switch this battery between units so I don't have problems with them sitting. Not bad for farm and fleet battery really. Just bad timing for me. Had to shovel by hand! Something to be said for Steve B suggestion on a maintainer. Other batteries have only lasted 2-3 years previously
Well went to use the 100 today, but the battery just didn't have it. Popped the charger on, haven't had any issues with the battery for 5 years, and tried again after a bit but no go. I switch this battery between units so I don't have problems with them sitting. Not bad for farm and fleet battery really. Just bad timing for me. Had to shovel by hand! Something to be said for Steve B suggestion on a maintainer. Other batteries have only lasted 2-3 years previously
Ah....what a great game huh guys.
It's nice to see my son getting older and wanting to clear the snow with the 100 now. I was worried that he wasn't gonna have too much interest in our Cub Cadets.
Here he is a couple hours before the game started.
It's nice to see my son getting older and wanting to clear the snow with the 100 now. I was worried that he wasn't gonna have too much interest in our Cub Cadets.
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Shultzie - hey that was one of the best SB's. How old is your son? Looks like he's doing a nice job there.
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Shultzie - hey that was one of the best SB's. How old is your son? Looks like he's doing a nice job there.
elamott
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Snow blower and maintenance for 129
A while back I saw a statement that some one had put a piece of cardboard in front of the grill on there CC to keep the heat from blower chute.
Any comments on that?
Also just curious, how often does anyone check or change points in their CC.
Thanks for any comments
Earl L
A while back I saw a statement that some one had put a piece of cardboard in front of the grill on there CC to keep the heat from blower chute.
Any comments on that?
Also just curious, how often does anyone check or change points in their CC.
Thanks for any comments
Earl L
Earl L.
Not much point in cardboard when the exhaust goes out the side. ;-)
Do the points at the first sign of rough idle or spittin, LOL
Not much point in cardboard when the exhaust goes out the side. ;-)
Do the points at the first sign of rough idle or spittin, LOL
It might help were you guys are, LOL
But at 30 below, that cardboard ain't gonna do
up here.
But at 30 below, that cardboard ain't gonna do
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Just in from blowing snow (4" snow, 5 deg outside) and after 2 hours of 782 engine heat the thrower was an ice cake, as was the hood......that heat does warm everything up!..... I have the exhaust turned out to the side, so it's mostly engine and muffler heat....
Hydro,
Thanks! He's 10 years old.
Let's see if this linky works.
https://www.facebook.com/kent.shultz.1/posts/384091562035553?notif_id=1517775336708645¬if_t=feedback_reaction_generic&ref=notif
Thanks! He's 10 years old.
Let's see if this linky works.
https://www.facebook.com/kent.shultz.1/posts/384091562035553?notif_id=1517775336708645¬if_t=feedback_reaction_generic&ref=notif
Caleb and I were out last night for about 3 hours
we got almost a foot here in Keota
That's the most in one shot that I can remember
Running 2 machines last nite at 48 inches a past was a Blast
and nothing like a cab with heat to make the nite even better
we got almost a foot here in Keota
That's the most in one shot that I can remember
Running 2 machines last nite at 48 inches a past was a Blast
and nothing like a cab with heat to make the nite even better
