Archive through February 28, 2008

[mgault]

I’m gittin a little worried about PD this year with the pic’s of a pink tractor & plow. What’s next, a booth featuring Mary Kay products with “Ode de Soy Bean” or “Ode de Marure” ?

 

[bbrigham]

This has to be bust on Kraig week. Just wait though, turn around is fair play.

 

[theaton]

Easy there Mike, maybe there will be a check your cub paint and proceed booth though!

Kentuck, if that last post was a pic of you in a pink dress I am glad it did not come through.

I am to young to go blind!

 

[fcurrier]

I'm kinda getting inta this pink. I've had a couple that were repainted with a yellow that comes as close as pink as to yellow. What better idea than to bring one home and say "Honey, this is your's, and I'll even paint it pink, for ya?

I'll spank myself:

Patiently awaiting word from Don T.

 

[theaton]

Thats it Charlie, they have all gone pink. This was a good forum, but I have to bail on the pink issue.......

 

[fcurrier]

<font color="aa00aa">Pink, purple, whatever (pronounced whaatt -- ever). If it's a good paint job that increases longevity, whaatt - ever.

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Now can anybody help me on putting tiger stripes, face, and tail on a 123???

 

[theaton]

I am stickin with YELLOW, WHITE, AND RED!!!!
As if pink wasn't bad enough, now purple?

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[digger]

Frank C.
I think we can handle that for ya, we've got the pattern.

 

[lbuttke]

Speaking of plowdays,
What ever happened to the page where we could view all the previous plowday events?

 

[digger]

Lonny,
They got archived.

Years ago, Ron Clark sent me some pics to resize for him.
Here's one of his Tiger Cub,

 

[kweaver]

Todd - It was there I swear ... Your PINK code / cross number request

Charlie - Wasn't that the one that Marlin used on Wild Kingdom to sneak up on them critters

I had a Sinclair plastic dinosaur when I was a little feller

 

[lbaker]

Ken-When you were little, a PLASTIC one? There were live ones during that time period!!!

Or at least thats what Charlie said.

 

[theaton]

Thanks Kentuck, but I will never have a PINK code!!!

 

[kweaver]

Todd - You don't like Code Pink ?

Lyle - Everyone knows that you build a prototype model before you make the real thing ... hence the plastic one

 

[kmcconaughey]

Does anyone have an answer for Gary on the 782 <FONT COLOR="ff0000">I</FONT><FONT COLOR="000000">H</FONT> 3 point lift rod dimensions?

 

[kweaver]

Not here unless it's the same as my 1882 ... don't think it is though.

The 782's I found in the parts lookup are slotted for "float" so I don't have one.

 

[glippert]

Charlie - Thanks for posting those classic pics of the 'wild' cubs. Not more than an hour ago I was at a Legion meeting (I was elected Commander) and was telling some of the guys about my first trip to the Great Minnesota Get-Together (State Fair) in 1965. There in a big tent on machinery hill I experienced a 'wild cub training' act, just like it's shown in your pics, complete with wheelies, jumps, etc. Thanks for validating my memories - my fellow legionaires almost had me convinced I have a faulty memory. And no, I never dropped acid as a youngster, so no false flashbacks!

 

[digger]

Gary T.
Assuming that your tractor is SN 719999 & Below and I know what I'm talkin about. The lift rod should be 25 1/2" long, made of 3/8" thick steel with a 5/8" hole on one end, offset to one side- 1/4" from the side and 5/16" from the end of the rod.
The hole on the other end is 3/8" from the end of the rod and 3/4" centered.
It looks just like a WF lift rod to me other than one end rounded off a little on the end where the 3/4" hole is.

 

[fcurrier]

Good morning, All. -24* and clear here in Portage this morning. Made sure Jeanne's Jeep would start so she could go in to work.
Thanks for the TigerCub pics, Charlie. I saved them (for future "maybe"}.
Wow, Lip, I wonder how many others can say they saw the TigerCubs in person. How's this for coincidence? That post was evidently your 123rd!
Have a great day, everyone!

 

[fcurrier]

BTW: Yes, Jim Spence, 2 Cherokees, '98 (red) and '99 (green). '98 just has 1 more payment to go!