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Mowing the field

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Smokeycub
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Mowing the field

Postby Smokeycub » Wed Nov 18, 2015 7:39 am

I thought I'd take advantage of a few Indian Summer like days here in NE Ohio (maybe our last) and mow the field. Thought I'd share.
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Mowing about 6 acres.
field4.jpg

The old girl worked flawlessly. It took about 8 hours of steady seat time with Cub 22 cutter bar.
field2.jpg

This gives a little perspective of the size of the field.
The temperatures were in the mid to high 60's and she hardly even got warmed up. I stopped to grease things up every now and then. It's surprising what kind of stuff that sickle bar will cut. For those of you that remember my pulley alignment fix, again, she worked perfectly. It was some wonderful time spent in the outdoors, I'm pretty sure I was smiling the whole time! :D
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Stanton
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Re: Mowing the field

Postby Stanton » Wed Nov 18, 2015 7:47 am

We're glad you shared those pics. Looks like a nice place and a great day to mow.
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Re: Mowing the field

Postby twotone » Wed Nov 18, 2015 7:55 am

That would be a blast!
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Radec Aksarben
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Re: Mowing the field

Postby Radec Aksarben » Wed Nov 18, 2015 2:07 pm

Smokeycub wrote:... It was some wonderful time spent in the outdoors, I'm pretty sure I was smiling the whole time! :D


If that wouldn't have made you smile, you might have been dead! Cheers for cubs! :D

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Re: Mowing the field

Postby Bill Hudson » Wed Nov 18, 2015 3:44 pm

Looks good, Ray. :thumbsup:

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