Sketches and Plans
Thu Feb 20, 2003 5:30 pm
Hi all:
A couple people on the boards were interested in a sketch of the snow plow that I have on my Cub.
I think Jim Becker identified the PTO Shield on my Cub as being a Cub-22 Mower PTO Shield.
Soooo, I sketched them up, scanned them and have now uploaded them to the server.
They can be found by following the link at the bottom of the Main Menu under Implements and Part Sketches.
Hope ya like em!
Rudi
A couple people on the boards were interested in a sketch of the snow plow that I have on my Cub.
I think Jim Becker identified the PTO Shield on my Cub as being a Cub-22 Mower PTO Shield.
Soooo, I sketched them up, scanned them and have now uploaded them to the server.
They can be found by following the link at the bottom of the Main Menu under Implements and Part Sketches.
Hope ya like em!
Rudi
Last edited by Rudi on Fri Feb 21, 2003 6:07 am, edited 2 times in total.
Thu Feb 20, 2003 6:21 pm
Rudi,
That looks too cold for me!
That looks too cold for me!
Thu Feb 20, 2003 6:36 pm
Brent:
When I lived in the LA area back in the late 70's I could never get used to sitting in the back yard by the pool on Christmas or New Year's Day with temperatures in the 70's and 80's.
I grew up where it was normal for -40 to -60 F in the winter, it was dry and cold.
We also had to walk 10 miles to school - uphill both ways !
(Right!)
But I do love it here, it really isn't that bad once you get used to it. Having a nice warm fire going in the furnace doesn't hurt either tho!
Come visit, will show you what I mean!
Cheers
When I lived in the LA area back in the late 70's I could never get used to sitting in the back yard by the pool on Christmas or New Year's Day with temperatures in the 70's and 80's.
I grew up where it was normal for -40 to -60 F in the winter, it was dry and cold.
We also had to walk 10 miles to school - uphill both ways !
(Right!)
But I do love it here, it really isn't that bad once you get used to it. Having a nice warm fire going in the furnace doesn't hurt either tho!
Come visit, will show you what I mean!
Cheers
Thu Feb 20, 2003 6:52 pm
Rudi,
I spent three years about twenty miles above Lake Placid, New York. Went to college there. Actually Paul Smith's New York. Many winter nights 20 below or colder. Coldest it ever got while I was there was 48 below. At the time, that one set a lot of records. Now I'll come clean. I do miss the seasons although I do live in the foothills of Angeles National Forest about 4000ft altitude and we do get snow now and then.
I spent three years about twenty miles above Lake Placid, New York. Went to college there. Actually Paul Smith's New York. Many winter nights 20 below or colder. Coldest it ever got while I was there was 48 below. At the time, that one set a lot of records. Now I'll come clean. I do miss the seasons although I do live in the foothills of Angeles National Forest about 4000ft altitude and we do get snow now and then.
Thu Feb 20, 2003 8:06 pm
Just wanted to say thanks Rudi, I think this will be a REAL help for me!
Bill
Bill