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Archive through July 04, 2016
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wsdrake
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Happy Fourth Everyone!
Sorry, but no Cub pics for me- it's been raining most of the day here- as if we need some more rain.
West Virginia got hit really hard with flooding. Clendenin, which isn't very far away from me, was basically destroyed. We were fortunate, only losing power for 3 days, but nothing was really damaged. God is good!
However, the day afterwards I went to check on equipment, and my poor 108 wouldn't start. I pulled the air cleaner off and saw a puddle of water resting in the bottom. So I went ahead and pulled the bowl off of the carburetor, and sure enough, water had filled the bowl. I also checked the oil, and thankfully no water had leaked into the crankcase. I put the bowl back on, and went to mow with it, and it started leaking
. The bowl gasket had stretched and wouldn't seal anymore.
Luckily, I had some cork gasket material I bought for another project. I spent 20 minutes today (when it wasn't raining) and made a new one. Tested it out and no leaks what-so-ever. After it dries out some here, I will have more mowing to do, the grass is growing FAST down here with all this water were getting.
Hope everyone has a safe and happy Fourth!!
Sorry, but no Cub pics for me- it's been raining most of the day here- as if we need some more rain.
West Virginia got hit really hard with flooding. Clendenin, which isn't very far away from me, was basically destroyed. We were fortunate, only losing power for 3 days, but nothing was really damaged. God is good!
However, the day afterwards I went to check on equipment, and my poor 108 wouldn't start. I pulled the air cleaner off and saw a puddle of water resting in the bottom. So I went ahead and pulled the bowl off of the carburetor, and sure enough, water had filled the bowl. I also checked the oil, and thankfully no water had leaked into the crankcase. I put the bowl back on, and went to mow with it, and it started leaking
Luckily, I had some cork gasket material I bought for another project. I spent 20 minutes today (when it wasn't raining) and made a new one. Tested it out and no leaks what-so-ever. After it dries out some here, I will have more mowing to do, the grass is growing FAST down here with all this water were getting.
Hope everyone has a safe and happy Fourth!!
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Thanks for the help guys.
Jason W- As for ih cubs in the UK, I know of three model 100's which are located in various corners of the country and the odd cc original. Overall they are extremely rare and don't come up for sale very often and when they do they are expensive, mine cost over $1000 dollars and i have now restored it with the total cost including the tractor coming to over $2000 dollars but over here i will get my money back if i ever sell it which I don't. I'll soon be posting a resto thread. As for parts, there isn't any, as you will see when i post my thread my cub was in a very and i mean very poor state so everything had to be repaired or new parts made, I sure wish there was parts tractors over here.
Paul F- thanks i will check that out
Jason W- As for ih cubs in the UK, I know of three model 100's which are located in various corners of the country and the odd cc original. Overall they are extremely rare and don't come up for sale very often and when they do they are expensive, mine cost over $1000 dollars and i have now restored it with the total cost including the tractor coming to over $2000 dollars but over here i will get my money back if i ever sell it which I don't. I'll soon be posting a resto thread. As for parts, there isn't any, as you will see when i post my thread my cub was in a very and i mean very poor state so everything had to be repaired or new parts made, I sure wish there was parts tractors over here.
Paul F- thanks i will check that out
Ewan S.
Here's a few places in the last month,
Thatcham, Berkshire RG19 8LS
Kilgetty Pembs SA68 0RS
Woodhosue Farm, Shuttlewood S44 6QL
Dolau, Llandrindod Wells, Powys LD1 5TW
Narberth, Pembrokeshire, SA677ES
BEVERLEY, EAST YORKSHIRE,HU17 5LE
Liskeard Cornwall pl144hn
Here's a few places in the last month,
Thatcham, Berkshire RG19 8LS
Kilgetty Pembs SA68 0RS
Woodhosue Farm, Shuttlewood S44 6QL
Dolau, Llandrindod Wells, Powys LD1 5TW
Narberth, Pembrokeshire, SA677ES
BEVERLEY, EAST YORKSHIRE,HU17 5LE
Liskeard Cornwall pl144hn
jwiggins
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Quote via Wikipedia
John Adams writing to his wife Abigail
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"The second day of July, 1776, will be the most memorable epoch in the history of America. I am apt to believe that it will be celebrated by succeeding generations as the great anniversary festival. It ought to be commemorated as the day of deliverance, by solemn acts of devotion to God Almighty. It ought to be solemnized with pomp and parade, with shows, games, sports, guns, bells, bonfires, and illuminations, from one end of this continent to the other, from this time forward forever more."</font></font>
John Adams writing to his wife Abigail
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"The second day of July, 1776, will be the most memorable epoch in the history of America. I am apt to believe that it will be celebrated by succeeding generations as the great anniversary festival. It ought to be commemorated as the day of deliverance, by solemn acts of devotion to God Almighty. It ought to be solemnized with pomp and parade, with shows, games, sports, guns, bells, bonfires, and illuminations, from one end of this continent to the other, from this time forward forever more."</font></font>
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Well, I could have fielded 9 Cubs for the parade but I only had 7 operators!
And...I ran out of gas with the 126 2 blocks from the end of the route, which, I guess, was OK because I had just about ran out of candy!!
The 1200 w/landscape rake and the 100 w/rear PTO & Creeper had to stay home!
'O' w/snow thrower, 1000 w/shredder, 882 w/10" plow on Cat 0 adaptor, GTX2154LE w/bagger, 2182 W/Cat 0 cultivator, 1872 w/60" Haban & me bringing up the rear w/the 126 and Brinly cultivator made the route. What a blast!!
And...I ran out of gas with the 126 2 blocks from the end of the route, which, I guess, was OK because I had just about ran out of candy!!
The 1200 w/landscape rake and the 100 w/rear PTO & Creeper had to stay home!
'O' w/snow thrower, 1000 w/shredder, 882 w/10" plow on Cat 0 adaptor, GTX2154LE w/bagger, 2182 W/Cat 0 cultivator, 1872 w/60" Haban & me bringing up the rear w/the 126 and Brinly cultivator made the route. What a blast!!
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jwiggins
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David S
OMG!
That is a FLEET of Cubs & Attachments you have there! Good Family Fun, looks like your 4th was one to Remember! That's Awesome!
I am tickled to death just having a good worker, a parts tractor, and a decent deck.
Thanks for the Pics, Excellent!
OMG!
That is a FLEET of Cubs & Attachments you have there! Good Family Fun, looks like your 4th was one to Remember! That's Awesome!
I am tickled to death just having a good worker, a parts tractor, and a decent deck.
Thanks for the Pics, Excellent!
