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stanner
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- Scott Tanner... Can't even see the Cub in this mess..
Mike..
Gotta love those tires... almost make you want to go out and find a john dork or a complexity tractor and run it over....
all
started on the QA42 again last night after sitting for 2+ years... after last winter, i got tired of plowing snow..
got two new turfmaster tires. this should cut my power bill in half, now that i don't have to run the air compressor everytime i need to run the 149...
and wifey gave me a present over the summer for my posterior portrusion...
Gotta love those tires... almost make you want to go out and find a john dork or a complexity tractor and run it over....
all
started on the QA42 again last night after sitting for 2+ years... after last winter, i got tired of plowing snow..
got two new turfmaster tires. this should cut my power bill in half, now that i don't have to run the air compressor everytime i need to run the 149...
and wifey gave me a present over the summer for my posterior portrusion...
I've just bounced around the archives looking for a wireing diagram for my father's OT 1512 (same as a 782D) but can't seem to zero in on one. Can one of you guys help me out?
Hey, BTW, I also have a question about my on topic 169. When I replaced my drive shaft I put a new fan in to replace the on that was MIA. The clip popped off and I found a pile of blades on top of my deck. How important is that darn thing? I have removed the drive shaft 3 times already (hydro motor/rear end seal) and I'm getting a little tired of doing it, although now I have it down to NASCAR pit speeds.
Hey, BTW, I also have a question about my on topic 169. When I replaced my drive shaft I put a new fan in to replace the on that was MIA. The clip popped off and I found a pile of blades on top of my deck. How important is that darn thing? I have removed the drive shaft 3 times already (hydro motor/rear end seal) and I'm getting a little tired of doing it, although now I have it down to NASCAR pit speeds.
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So Scott, when is the party? . . .I couldn't find the calender you talked about on the party page on your website. . .are we all invited?
Dave- Mike M. made those rims. .he welds so good you just can't tell it!
Dave- Mike M. made those rims. .he welds so good you just can't tell it!
Thanks all for the info on 12' x 12" rims. I was wonderign about the availability since I had hardly ever seen any. I have a few 10" rims so I can get by. I want them for snow plowing mainly.
I have enough weight to make them squat when I put the monsters 175# ea. on each side. Charlie can vouch that they work.
I have a home made 54" blade for my 1450 that works great but a little extra push would not hurt so that is why I wanted to try a set of 26 x 12 x 12's.
I have enough weight to make them squat when I put the monsters 175# ea. on each side. Charlie can vouch that they work.
I have a home made 54" blade for my 1450 that works great but a little extra push would not hurt so that is why I wanted to try a set of 26 x 12 x 12's.
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Art, I'm the reason it won't snow also. I got a blade for the Yota, loader on the tractor, snowblower, and a 54" blade for the 2072!!
Snowmobile is gassed and in the garage too ;-)
Snowmobile is gassed and in the garage too ;-)
Matt K,
You got mail!
You got mail!
John L.
Put yer glasses on man!!!!!
Put yer glasses on man!!!!!
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Nothing yet. They're saying tomorrow we're supposed to get a bunch. I reckon I better get some dirt moved in the morning!! Know how to drive a dump truck Wyatt?
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- Scott Tanner... Can't even see the Cub in this mess..
ryan...
you'll need one helluva designated driver... i'm about 600 zip codes away from you guys... my whole website crashed (ISP failure- hard drive/server?) so, my home page is fubar. you're welcome to show, it'll be BYOC (bring your own cub).. there are a few attachments in the local swap sheet that i may look at tomorrow... one guy has a CW36 thrower, and a "48inch" blade for a 102. $100 for each... i can wait to see what he's got...
you'll need one helluva designated driver... i'm about 600 zip codes away from you guys... my whole website crashed (ISP failure- hard drive/server?) so, my home page is fubar. you're welcome to show, it'll be BYOC (bring your own cub).. there are a few attachments in the local swap sheet that i may look at tomorrow... one guy has a CW36 thrower, and a "48inch" blade for a 102. $100 for each... i can wait to see what he's got...
Digger,
Thanks, it cleared up our "extra" wire problem.
Oh and just felt that I should mention that if anyone wanted to have a plow day in Maine I would be game. I might even consider a trip up into tater land, but mid-coast/centeral would be ideal.
Thanks, it cleared up our "extra" wire problem.
Oh and just felt that I should mention that if anyone wanted to have a plow day in Maine I would be game. I might even consider a trip up into tater land, but mid-coast/centeral would be ideal.
Well fellas,over the past few years I've gotten answers to all of my questions and answered a few myself. Although it's way off topic and gibberish to most,I'll ask anyway. Does anyone here have Restless Legs Syndrome,know what it is and been to a doctor about it? If so,what did the doctor say to do or what was prescribed? Please email me direct so we don't have a whole page of stuff that doesn't belong. Any input will help in ways you couldn't understand. Thanks
Sleepless in New Glarus
Sleepless in New Glarus
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rmull
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Kevin- Maybe you are pregnant
My wife has developed it in the past month or so. Her doc says it is not uncommon during pregnancy. I seem to recall something about a certain vitamin. I will shoot you an email.
I came home to Illinois to fix my dad's 108. The ammeter broke so I replaced it. It started and ran fine that day. The next day I went to start it and something didn't sound right. The starter was turning real slow and then the wire to it started smoking! It was very hot to the touch. Could something I did when replacing the meter screwed up the s/g? Problem with the s/g? I don't like electrical problems.
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