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Sorry for your loss prayers fron Tenn.
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Bob, very sorry for your loss.
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Bob, our condolences to you and your family. its never easy .
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May the Lord watch over your Mom and your family during this difficult time.
God bless
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So sorry to hear that! Never easy.
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Very sorry to hear of your loss. Any man realizes he has a heart when he looses his mom. You are in our prayers.
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Sorry for your loss Robert, Moms are special.
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We are sorry for the loss of your mother. Our prayers are with you and your family.
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Thank you Joe, for posting this and thank you all for your kind words. I just got this in an email this morning;
Remembering Jo Melusky
Phoenix employees were saddened to learn of the death earlier this week of Josephine Melusky, paralegal, Law Department, just a month shy of her 90th birthday. Jo, who was Phoenix's longest serving active employee at an amazing 72 years, will be remembered for her boundless energy, fierce independence and exceptional loyalty to the company and her Phoenix family.
Josephine began her career at Phoenix in 1941 in the Real Estate department, preparing oil and gas leases for Phoenix's farm investments. Over the years, she worked in a variety of positions and adjusted her schedule when her children were young, at one point typing policies from 5 to 10 p.m.
Phoenix was a big part of Jo's life, and she enjoyed the time she spent socializing with her colleagues and being involved in company activities. In her early years with the company, Jo was an active member and officer of the Phoenix Club, planning company outings and picnics. She was also a ready volunteer for various company-sponsored community projects including the Day of Caring and Habitat for Humanity well into her 80s.
"Jo was always a great asset to the Law Department and, in recent years, both Law and Compliance," says John Mulrain, general counsel. "In addition to sharing with us over the years truckloads of vegetables from her garden and mountains of cakes and cookies from her oven, she was a great teacher and guide. She took me under her wing when I was a rookie at Phoenix twenty years ago and I saw her do the same for our most recent legal intern. The company, and especially the 11th floor, will miss her."
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My deepest sympathy and prayers are with you. May God comfort you and your family.
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You have our sincere sympathy and prayers for you and your family. She looks and sounds like a wonderful lady that will be missed by those whose lives she touched -- and now ours.
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Prayers for you from here Bob.
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Posted: Mon Apr 18, 2005 1:35 am
Post subject: RE: Re: Debian
What problems are you having. Debian is easy to install once you can get your head around some computing fundementals. I run a semi-unstable Wooid hybrid. Am sure if you ask, we can help you get a good OS onto your drive.
Ah, well, Iv just got Slackware 10.1 setup exactly how I like it. I'll give a go at installing Debian in a VM tommorow night and let you know the exact problems.
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The question is, who cares?
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Posted: Thu May 05, 2005 7:20 pm
Post subject: RE: Re: Debian
I have spent the two days prior to this installing Debian testing and I have to say that it is more stable than Kubuntu which just kept crashing on just about any KDE 3.4 element that I tried. I gave up on it and downloaded the business card iso from
and then downloaded the the complete install including kernel headers so that I could use the Nvdia driver off the current issue DVD (thanks nelz)
Anyway up and running Debian hey hey hey
Oh and the reason for revisiting this topic was that I was going to disparage the "write for us" link cos my understanding that the editorial team had to shave their bodies so as to hide the fact that they are all monkeys
only joking
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Posted: Thu May 05, 2005 7:44 pm
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If y'all like ubuntu and knoppix types, but want to use the 'proper' debian repos then try KANOTIX.
Nice distro, brand new software, and a 64bit version too!
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Posted: Fri May 06, 2005 1:25 am
Post subject: RE: Re: Debian
I'll give a go at installing Debian in a VM tommorow night and let you know the exact problems.
just FYI I never did bother trying to install Debian again, life kinda got in the way as is usually the case
Nevermind, I think my fav will always be Slack
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Posted: Mon May 09, 2005 5:41 am
Post subject: RE: Re: Debian
What about the unstable (sid I think its called) what age software is in there? Can I get kernel 2.6.x? latest KDE etc. ?
It's pretty new, although some have reported that Kubuntu has a later version of KDE.
The easy way to install Sid is to do a HD install of Kanotix (a mere 700Mb download).
I'm currently running a HD install of Knoppix with the sources pointed at unstable and experimental!
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Posted: Fri Jun 10, 2005 11:59 pm
Post subject: RE: Re: Debian
I Got Debian installed!
one apt-get dist-upgrade later and I have a modern Debian system. I am a happy chappy
Stange thing is, the default install seems broken. I had to wait for it to fail installing, then manually install gnome from the dvd.
Adding the Debian repositries, to /etc/apt/sources.list, at first, didn't work either. I got this error message on apt-get update -
E: Dynamic MMap ran out of room
E: Error occured while processing phpgroupware-fudforum (NewPackage)
E: Problem with Mergelist /var/lib/apt/lists/ftp.uk.debian.org_debian_dists_stable_main_binary-i386_packages
E: The package lists or status file could not be parsed or opened.
By googling I found out you need to add the line
APT::Cache-Limit "25165824";
to /etc/apt/atp.conf (a file that didn't even exist). That fixes the apt error nicely.
Anyway, any other newbies to Debian watch out for this little nasty.
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Posted: Sat Jul 16, 2005 1:41 pm
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If you check out the site first, you can then get an idea on what the file sizes will be like. And thats especially so when it comes to deb (grin). They have sooooooo many packages in their lists ... is it no wonder the packages file is like, mega
Thats a good config inclusion to remember though ... deb some times can be a right pain trying to find out about stuff like that, their docs can be so scatterd. But it does have an uncanny way of making sence ... eventually
Just on installing though ...
Would an article/tutorial on generic installation issues be a good idea for the mag. With lateral threads on specific distro issues, but still sticking to a general install guide.
Some thing along the lines of ... how to reclaim control of the distro from your installer.... or
Are you sick of having to go 8 rounds with the installer when ever you want to try out a new distro, well then, just read this... or
Me human you software -=-=-=- obaaaaaay.
The time may well have come where people just need to make a concerted effort, and take back control from thhe installer !!!
The time of "simon says" must come to and end ...
Or something along those lines
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Posted: Thu Sep 01, 2005 10:50 pm
Post subject: Debian is my ultimate pick
I keep trying out new distros all the time, but always end up back with my best friend Debian. I just can't get enough of it, after the new release of Sarge, it's now almost 100 times better then the old woody. So many bugs in the apt system have been patched, I am experiencing no problems at all. If you are looking at using X.org, or even KDE 3.4 with Debian Sarge, check out
This site contains tons of apt lines that you can add to your /etc/apt/sources.list, just make sure you do a 'apt-get update' after to refresh and update your apt cache. If you are looking for a splash screen like that of bootsplash, try out 'splashy', google for it. It's also very customizable in backdrop, and color, no animations yet, sadly.
After reading the latest issue that came here in Canada of LXF, the issue about emulators, and such. There was a Debian Sarge article inside, some of the information seemed quite mis-leading. I would've gave much more information about the apt system, such as adding extras sources, and such. If you are looking for an apt site, check out,
it has tons of packages if you are looking for any missing ones. Plus, it also states that Sarge had trouble detecting THEIR video hardware, I just did a Debian Sarge install for a friend the other day, and it detected and configured his nVidia card, it even detected my piece of crap 'ATI Rage 128' card. Sadly my card lacks the ability to use X.org's good effects. But at the least, LXF gave Sarge a great rating overall, which I am proud of. I do agree, Debian is a bit difficult at times to install. But after doing it over 50 times, you'll remember it easily.
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Posted: Fri Sep 02, 2005 11:09 am
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It could be argued that you shouldn't need to do something fifty times to do it easily.
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Posted: Fri Sep 02, 2005 5:45 pm
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[quote="holly6000"]It could be argued that you shouldnWell, makes total sense. How many people said that they cannot install Debian? I was just stating as well, how many times I did it, not how many times I needed to learn it. I, actually got it working for me the first try, this was in the Woody days. For one reason, I dealed with more complex installer in the past, such as the OpenBSD installer. Now that's one that would need a guide, but sadly LXF has no BSD section as I've seen.
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Posted: Fri Sep 02, 2005 8:46 pm
Post subject: Re: RE: Re: Debian
david wrote:
Quickest way to get started with Debian is to grab a netinst ISO for Sarge (Google for it - It's pretty easy to find). It's about 110Mb to download, but it will download the latest stuff from the Sarge Debian branch (aka 'testing') during the install. Every box I build uses this now, and it's nice and small enough to fit on a tiny CD-R so I can take it lots of places.
Bah! the ISO is for sissys, I got installed with just three floppy disks
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I installed Debian Woody on a laptop with no CD-ROM, and no internal NIC card, it was an old 80486 system with 8 MB of RAM. I had no choice here but to use the floppies, afterwhich my PCMCIA NIC card was detected, and I began to install the base system using it. What a process that was. But it was fun, and gave me something to do, right?
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The state of Mississippi is home to two of the SEC's top three returning quarterbacks.
Welcome to Raycom News Network's live blog from SEC Media Days in Hoover, AL.
(RNN) – Here's a weekly look at five of the SEC's top performers in Week 3 and who to watch in Week 4.
1 AJ McCarron, QB, Alabama – In a game full of great performances, McCarron was steady and flawless on his way to a career-high 334 passing yards and four touchdowns, which earned him the SEC's offensive player of the week. He was also named the national player of the week by Athlon Sports following Alabama's 49-42 win over Texas A&M.
After struggling in the season opener against Virginia Tech, McCarron rebounded in the SEC opener for the Crimson Tide (2-0, 1-0) and turned in the kind of game he's become famous for. McCarron threw deep only one time - a 44-yard touchdown strike to DeAndrew White off a flea-flicker - but spread 20 completions to 10 receivers, and each of his touchdowns went to a different player.
McCarron was never sacked, threw no interceptions and was also credited by head coach Nick Saban for suggesting the play for Alabama's last touchdown, a 5-yard pass to running back Jalston Fowler off play-action that gave Alabama a 14-point lead with 2:28 to play.
The performance did wonders for the perception that McCarron is nothing more than a game manager and has had several pundits praise his poise and decision making while discussing him as a serious candidate for the Heisman Trophy.
2. Mike Evans, WR, Texas A&M – Johnny Manziel had a career-high 464 passing yards and rushed for 98 more and more than deserves to be included on this list. In fact, all five top performers from Week 3 could come from Alabama and Texas A&M after their epic game Saturday. But Evans is getting the nod because Manziel is discussed every week and more than half of his passing yards against the Crimson Tide went to Evans.
Evans is 6-foot-5, 225 pounds and creates matchup problems for every team the Aggies (2-1, 0-1) play. That was certainly the case against Alabama when Evans grabbed a game-high seven catches for 279 yards, including a 95-yard touchdown in the fourth quarter that got A&M within one score of Alabama, which had at one point led by 21.
Most of Evans' yards, including the 95-yard score, came after he beat cornerback Cyrus Jones' one-on-one coverage and streaked down the sideline. Jones is listed as 5-foot-10, 196 pounds and was behind Evans by a yard or two on those plays. But on the touchdown strike, Evans gave a stiff-arm to keep Jones at bay and avoided a diving tackle by safety Vinnie Sunseri before reaching the end zone.
3. Jeff Scott, RB, Ole Miss – Scott took advantage of Texas' paltry rushing defense and gained 164 yards on 19 carries with one touchdown. He also returned a punt 73 yards for a touchdown in the third quarter that gave the Rebels (3-0, 1-0) the lead for good in their 44-23 win.
The return helped Scott finish with a career-high 243 all-purpose yards and earned him the SEC's special teams player of the week award. His 164 rushing yards also were a career-best.
Scott has been the star for the Rebels so far this season and he's averaging 110 yards per game on the ground, which ranks him 29th nationally and fifth in the SEC.
4. Connor Shaw, QB, South Carolina – Shaw continues to improve and distance himself from backup quarterback Dylan Thompson, who still plays a couple of series a game for the Gamecocks (2-1, 1-1). In a 35-25 win over Vanderbilt last week, Shaw passed for 284 yards and three touchdowns and was South Carolina's leading rusher with 84 yards.
The Gamecocks have a favorable schedule over their next five games and don't play another ranked opponent until Florida on Nov. 16.
5. Alex Collins, RB, Arkansas – Collins is perhaps the best newcomer to the SEC this season. He picked up 115 yards and a touchdown in a 24-3 win over Southern Mississippi, and it actually lowered his average yards per game.
Collins, a freshman, is averaging 139 yards per game, which is eighth in the country and second in the SEC. Arkansas hasn't had a consistent running game for a few years, but the Razorbacks (3-0) haven't played any tough opponents yet this season. That is soon to change with four consecutive games against ranked teams looming, starting with Texas A&M on Sept. 28.
1. Nick Marshall, QB, Auburn – Marshall has thrown for 585 yards and four touchdowns in three games for the Tigers (3-0, 1-0), but he'll face his toughest opponent so far this week against LSU. It is also Auburn's first road game.
Gus Malzahn has turned Auburn's offense around in almost no time at all, but it has yet to be fully tested. Auburn's running game should be fine with Tre Mason and Corey Grant shouldering the burden, but it struggled against Mississippi State last week. Without balance either way, LSU's defense will prove difficult to tame.
Against Mississippi State last week, Marshall threw for 339 yards and two touchdowns, but he also had two interceptions. He guided the Tigers on a game-winning drive late in the fourth quarter, capped by an 11-yard touchdown pass to C.J. Uzomah.
Marshall had thrown for fewer yards in Auburn's first two games combined, and whether the Tigers' offense can hold up against better teams remains to be seen.
2. Zach Mettenberger, QB, LSU – The much-maligned LSU signal-caller has quietly been having a stellar year. Mettenberger has thrown for 797 yards and nine touchdowns with no interceptions and is drawing mentions in the Heisman Trophy discussion.
The best team LSU (3-0) has played so far is TCU, which is now 1-2 and no longer ranked. Auburn's defense is not among the best LSU will face, but it will be a nice tune-up for Georgia, who the Tigers play Sept. 28.
Mettenberger is currently 21st in the nation in passing yards and second in the SEC, behind only Johnny Manziel. He's first in the conference and third nationally in passing efficiency with a rating of 205.3, and he is tied for sixth in the nation in passing touchdowns.
3. Mack Brown, RB, Florida – The Gators (1-1) have had two weeks to move past their loss to Miami, and get their offense back in a groove. Quarterback Jeff Driskel is the undisputed leader of the team, but Brown is an important cog in Florida's rushing machine.
This week's game against Tennessee opens conference play for Florida and is the first of three conference games the Gators should have no trouble winning. But if Florida moves away from its rushing attack, it could run into several problems.
Florida is built to run and play ball control, and Brown shouldering the load is a must for the offense to work properly.
4. Justin Worley, QB, Tennessee – Getting the Gators out of their comfort zone is the best way to beat them, and the best way to do that is to score points against their defense. Worley didn't have any success in that area against Oregon last week.
Florida is an entirely different opponent, and won't be looking for a shootout like the Ducks are known for. If Worley can move the ball against Florida's defense consistently, it could cause the Gators to move away from their running game.
Tennessee (2-1) had no problem dispatching Western Kentucky and Austin Peay, but Worley wasn't asked to do much in those games. He didn't do much against Oregon last week, either, throwing for 126 yards and a touchdown despite 13 possessions.
5. Tyler Russell/Dak Prescott, QB, Mississippi State – Tyler Russell had been expected to start last week against Auburn, but he remained sidelined after suffering a concussion in the season opener against Oklahoma State.
Russell threw for 133 yards before leaving that game. Prescott took over and has thrown for 476 yards and two touchdowns against Alcorn State and Auburn, and is the team's leading rusher with 162 yards and three touchdowns.
The Bulldogs (1-2, 0-1) struggled against Troy last season in a 30-24 win, and a loss to the Trojans this week would be a huge blow. Russell and Prescott each play a different style of football. Russell is a better passer and isn't known for his running, while Prescott has led an option attack that had some success against Auburn, but also struggled at times.
The Bulldogs are struggling to find an identity and consistency at quarterback will go a long way to helping form one.
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I have a Mott T-38 pull type mower. Motor on it is in good shape, I purchased new knives for it. When I put on the new knives I was wanting to restore it. Does anyone know th paint colors (formula) for the Mott? Mine of coarse is yellow with the orange wheels. Also, is there someone out there that reproduces the decals for it?
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New guy,New to me 184,mows to high
Hay everyone,glad to be here.I finally got a 184 after to long and found I hope to be a good one.It came with a woods 59 deck so I'll be looking for a 3 point and front blade eventually.It runs very good and mows great with only one complaint. Did Woods make a blade that would get any lower than the 1 1/2 ? I blew up my 1977 wheel horse witch gave me a good excuse to get the Lo-Boy and was mowing about an inch.I do have to say it mows great. Thanks all. Dan
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Hi Dan, Welcome to the Forum! You'll find a lot of Cub lovers here. I'm not real familiar with the Woods mowers but here is a link to Woods manuals that may help you find your mower and check for adjustments: http://www.cleancomputes.com/Cub/OEM%20 ... index.html Others will probably post more tomorrow.
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Re: New guy,New to me 184,mows to high
Seems to me that with a 59" deck, you wouldn't want to mow that short, you will certainly be scalping in spots. I have always mowed at 3" and see no reason that I would need to mow any shorter.
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Thanks. Bob,It looks like a l59 c1. I have it down so the rub bars are just off the ground and it does great without any scalping so I am looking to get it lower,if it starts chewing things up I can adjust from there.The wife likes the gulf course look.
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Here is the Cub 184 Owner's Manual.
Confusion breeds Discussion which breeds Knowledge which breeds Confidence which breeds Friendship
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Depends on what kind of grass you have but 1" is too short for most.
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Thanks guys, Luck for me the gent. I got this tractor from had the parts and owners manuels in a binder wich he gave me.Wish I had these with the BN I bought a dozen years ago.Jim, I do understand what your saying but as hard as I try I can't burn my grass out.My yard is 250ft off the road in the woods and it grows all summer,for the most part about 3inches a week with little rain,it's a drag.Im mowing about an acre and a half but adding about another half after some clearing and wide walk trails and an acre of field/food plot.
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The state of Mississippi is home to two of the SEC's top three returning quarterbacks.
Welcome to Raycom News Network's live blog from SEC Media Days in Hoover, AL.
(RNN) – Attention people who say SEC football is boring, you are now free to shut up.
Below is the weekly list of what we learned from watching SEC games in Week 10.
1. Alabama can be out-Alabama'd, but it still isn't enough to beat them.
LSU used a punishing running game, efficient and nagging passing game and a stout defense to hold Alabama to its worst production of the season. The Tigers (7-2, 3-2) outgained Alabama by more than 100 yards, held the Tide to 1-of-9 on third downs, Jeremy Hill became the first SEC running back to go over 100 yards on Alabama since Tennessee's Tauren Poole in 2010, won the turnover battle 2-0 and nearly doubled Alabama's time of possession.
So why did LSU still lose 21-17? Because even with that, Alabama was able to be Alabama. The Tide (9-0, 6-0) committed one penalty to LSU's seven, gained more yards on the ground than LSU and the Tigers missed two field goals. Additionally, LSU receivers had problems catching the ball in the first half, the defense couldn't take advantage of AJ McCarron's early miscues and failed twice on fourth downs in two questionable coaching decisions.
LSU converted on half of its third downs, but were in a third-down situation 20 times, which means the Tigers were dreadful on first and second down. In order to beat Alabama, you have to be flawless and allow them to make some mistakes.
Alabama made some mistakes, but LSU was far from flawless. Alabama's nationally top-ranked defense is no longer top-ranked, except in scoring. The Tide's passing defense fell to eighth, while its rushing and total defense both fell to second (each had been first) and AJ McCarron dropped from first to third nationally in passing efficiency.
If this whole coaching thing takes a turn for the worse, Les Miles could have a second career as a miner.
2. Georgia actually looked like a quality football team, except for a few seconds when every play in the game resulted in a turnover. Four turnovers happened in 1 minute. That was exciting (and by exciting we mean a complete indictment of what the game of football should be).
Georgia (8-1, 6-1) almost fumbled on a flea-flicker that was what we have no trouble calling the most poorly executed attempt at that basic trick play in the history of football. That's really not even a trick play anymore. It's such a common play now that it shouldn't be any harder to execute than a typical play-action pass.
Enough mocking. We're supposed to be talking about how good Georgia is. Aaron Murray came through with the type of game Bulldog fans expect from Murray every week. He threw for 384 yards and four touchdowns and spread the ball to 11 receivers, while Todd Gurley ran for 117 yards.
Georgia hasn't shown it can keep that up from week to week, so we're going to reserve further judgment until later. However, they could give Alabama a lot of problems should they meet for the SEC championship.
3. James Franklin (coach) should get an extension. Welcome to 1968. The last time Vanderbilt (5-4, 3-3) shut out an SEC team, Franklin, the current Commodores' coach, wasn't even born. It was in 1968, and he was born in 1972.
We're not sure if that makes Franklin a candidate for a lifetime contract, but by Vandy standards it's got to be getting pretty close. If you are unaware (and we're sure most of you are because Vanderbilt played Kentucky, and we didn't watch, either) the 'Dores beat Kentucky 40-0 and are on the verge of going to a bowl for the second straight year.
Yes, that score is correct. We double-checked. Kentucky was the '68 victim as well, losing 6-0. ***PAUSE FOR UPROARIOUS LAUGHTER*** You can't script this stuff.
For a few minutes, it was fun to be transported back to a world that heard Led Zeppelin (then called The New Yardbirds) for the first time, appreciated the quiet genius of The Beverly Hillbillies and Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C., revered John Wayne and Steve McQueen and had football teams that knew what a running game was. Sadly, that year's national champion was from the Big Ten (back when that name was appropriate).
Alas, though, we must return to our reality of reality shows, Twilight, Carly Rae Jepsen and the now-confusing Big Ten with 12 teams and Big XII with 10 teams (SWITCH YOUR NAMES, ALREADY!!).
At least the SEC wins championships now, but can we go back?
4. James Franklin (player) should be benched. Franklin looked like a deer in the headlights, and just like a deer, didn't do anything to get out of the way and at the last second ran into the middle of the street. (We know this not from the Discovery Channel, but because we have driven at night and witnessed firsthand that deer are stupid.)
Franklin threw four interceptions, including one at the goal line with five seconds left, in a 14-7 loss and preserved Florida's season with his incompetence. But shouldn't we have seen this coming? He does, after all, play for Missouri (ZING!!).
His back-up isn't any better, so just stop throwing (if you're keeping count, that's now six teams we've advised in this manner). Oh, wait. Missouri (4-5, 1-5) can't run, either. When does basketball season start?
And, oh, by the way, the ridiculousness of this shirt cannot be described.
5. Zach Mettenberger is a good quarterback. No one – including Zach Mettenberger – knew this until this week.
Mettenberger was 24-of-35 passing for 298 yards and a touchdown – that's 120 yards more than he was averaging entering the game. He was on target the entire game, but was let down by receivers in the first half.
LSU got exactly what it needed from Mettenberger, which was to feed off of a punishing rushing attack, and keep the defense honest and the offense balanced. Mettenberger was given a similar role to the one Alabama has given AJ McCarron and Mettenberger answered the call, much to the surprise of, well, everybody.
It did nothing to improve his statistical rankings, but his outing went a long way to earning him the coaches' trust and this is probably the start of something bigger – just like McCarron last year.
6. Mississippi State didn't watch game film this week. It's not like the Bulldogs (7-2, 3-2) didn't know who Johnny Manziel was. They couldn't have not known. He gains something like 975 yards a game, unless he faces top-notch defenses, then it's more like 265.
So how can a defense that considers itself to be good a). not tackle him, b). let him gain 440 yards (130 more than your entire team) and c). NOT FREAKING TACKLE HIM?
Inexplicable. It's pretty well-known at this point what Texas A&M's offense is: Can Johnny Football walk? Yes? Give him the ball.
It really is that simple. Why couldn't the Bulldogs stop it? We will refer you to last week's comment on the 'Dogs for that answer.
7. Tennessee is primed for a huge disappointment. Some people would say they already have one – their football team. We won't go there.
The Vols (4-5, 0-5) tried to lose to Troy, but pulled it out 55-48. That puts them two wins away from being bowl eligible. Missouri, Vanderbilt and Kentucky are standing in the way. We're not saying that Tennessee won't win the games it needs, but we are saying that it isn't something we would bet on.
Missouri and Vanderbilt both are fighting for their postseason lives and Tennessee hasn't shown it has a defense worth talking about, so anything could happen. We're not real big on predictions, because we loathe being proven wrong, but we'll make one here: No one will be watching.
8. Kentucky will be looking for new coach. If you get shut out by Vanderbilt, you get fired. Sorry, but we don't make the rules.
The Wildcats (1-9, 0-7) close the season against Samford - which has six wins - and Tennessee. Kentucky is terrible and can only hope for one more win, if that. An SEC win is wishful thinking. Kentucky has always been a bit of joke, but never before have the Wildcats been so terrible that it's not even worth joking about them.
Firing Joker Phillips seems like the right thing to do and no one will fault Kentucky if it does decide to do that. But he's a Kentucky alumnus and, honestly, who else would want to coach there?
Update: a few hours after this column was initially published, Kentucky announced Phillips would not be returning next year.
9. Johnny Football is the best player in the SEC, especially when you don't tackle him. Yeah, we already said this, but it bears repeating.
Johnny Football will probably win a Heisman Trophy before he leaves College Station because for every yard of offense the Aggies (7-2, 4-2) pick up, Manziel accounts for about 2 feet. The guy is electric, and a threat to score on every play, no matter where the ball is.
But against tougher defenses, the Aggies have been shuttered and unable to produce. In a year or two, that will no longer be the case.
10. Ole Miss may not get a bowl. We haven't said much about Ole Miss here, and this week's game shows why. Nothing says, "Hey, we're legitimate now," like almost getting bowl eligible.
We'll preface this by saying Ole Miss could still get a bowl. They would need to beat Vanderbilt (doable, but not easy), LSU (doubtful) or Mississippi State (again doable, but not easy) to get there.
But that's not what the Rebels should be thinking about. The Rebels (5-4, 2-3) have had a good year running the ball, unless of course they need it. Ole Miss ran for 46 yards in a 37-10 loss against Georgia. Todd Gurley almost gained that on one play.
We've done enough squawking about the running game that we'll let our previous comments speak for themselves. Ole Miss fans have done enough squawking to make you think they were headed to the Sugar Bowl. Then they talk about their "young team" and you remember they may not get a bowl of any kind.
Extra points: Why do people brag about killing deer? Doesn't seem all that difficult. Deer taste pretty good, so we get that part of it, but so do cows and people don't smear bovine blood on their 7-year-old daughter's face the first time she eats a cheeseburger. That part of it, at least, seems unnecessary.
John Wayne is hereby proclaimed by What We Learned as the Greatest American of All-Time (rounding out the top five are Abraham Lincoln, Theodore Roosevelt, George Patton and Yosemite Sam).
Speaking of Americans (Secretariat is No. 6, by the way), we hear there's an election coming up sometime soon (dear God, we hope it's soon). We – and you – should probably vote. Somebody told us it was important.
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Re: Cultivators
This is the kind of stuff I like. I use my cub to plant and cultivate a garden with. So I look forward to the seminar.
Re: Cultivators
well I am to start tomorrow if we dont get snowed in.
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Re: Cultivators
Great idea Boss
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I wouldn't think that by not having a jockey arch that the set is incomplete or by not having shields would either. Shields come off after a few weeks and with growing corn I don't use them or really need them. The jockey arch has more to do with rough soil and would be more of an option. No? Am no expert by any far stretch of the imagination.
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Chris, I understand that, I didn't want anyone to think I was implying that mine was complete. I just don't like to use the term "Complete" to describe my stuff unless I am sure it is complete. I have no problem with anyone saying they have complete sets, but I am not comfortable saying that about my stuff unless I was 100% sure.
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Gotcha....I was just saying that by not having all the options would not make the set incomplete.
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No problem. Everybody seems to have a different way of describing something, which can be confusing at times. A good article should help eliminate some of the confusion.
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Yup...anyway this thread is such a tease...snow on the ground and now I want to cultivate corn!!! Darn it...not fair!
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"Complete" for a cultivator is somewhat in the eye of the beholder. It isn't like, for example, a snow plow where complete means every part for mounting it front or center.
Cultivators were set up in a variety of ways depending on what they were used for. Today, we tend to think of a complete cultivator as including the front universal mounting frames, but often skip over the shields. Originally, nearly all versions came with shields. Mounting frames were a separate item. Although that may have changed towards the end when the cultivators were about the only implement available that used them.
Here are the basic versions of the Cub-144 as available in 1952:
No. 1: 4 spring trips front, 2 spring trips rear, sweeps
No. 3: 4 spring trips front, 4 spring trips rear, sweeps
No. 5: 6 spring trips front, 2 spring trips rear, shovels on front, sweeps on rear
No. 33: 4 friction trips front, 4 friction trips rear, sweeps
No. 34: 4 friction trips front, 2 friction trips rear, sweeps
No. 35: 6 friction trips front, 2 friction trips rear, sweeps
No. 53: 6 spring teeth front, 2 triple spring teeth rear, shovels
All of these versions came with shields(No. 90), except for No. 53 which had an option of adding shields (No. 91). Nos. 3 and 33 came with the long rear tool bars.
Separately available equipment required for the cultivators were the universal mounting frames along with the master control unit and front rockshaft for tractors without Touch-Control or the rear rockshaft for tractors with Touch-Control.
Options included a fertilizer side dressing unit, which had its own options of a deep applicator attachment, a stream divider and a second hopper.
Other options were:
disk hiller
jockey arch
potato hiller
shield (No. 91) for No. 53 equipment
lister type shield (No. 92) to replace No. 50 shield or as extra
triple spring teeth as extra or to replace rear tools on No. 1, 5, 34 or 35 (short rear tool bar versions)
single spring teeth as extra or to replace rear tools on No. 1, 3, 5, 33, 34 or 35 (long rear tool bar versions required 2 sets)
tobacco hoe
weeder mulcher
Diagrams of all these variations are in the owner's manuals and parts catalogs that are available by clicking on either manual links at the top of this page. Several members of this forum have strongly encouraged taking the manual along when you go to look at an implement. You need to be able to determine whether the unit is complete and/or includes the tools needed for your own use.
I don't want to steal Boss's thunder on this topic. So I'm just touching this one year of one model cultivator. I'll leave it to him to go into variations that may have applied to other years and configurations of the Cub-252, Cub-447 or Cub-3 cultivators.
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Shields and jockey arches were optional items and I've never seen many with them. My M and C cultivators both have the jockey arches, but that's all I've seen around here. I do have a NOS jockey arch I found that looks as if it will fit a Cub or A. This one barn ended up being a gold mine of stuff. I need to go exploring some barns again.
Re: Cultivators
The shields and arch if equipped to start with were hung in the barn soon along with the battery box top. I don't intend to post what is in the manual, that is there for all to see.
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A lot of the 2-row cultivators for the C and larger used the jockey arch to lift the center section. They didn't tend to be a nuisance when the cultivator was removed, as they are on a Cub. For those 2 reasons, they tended to stay on the larger cultivators.
Boss, I realize that configurations and completeness wasn't in the scope of what you said you are going to address. But the question of "comlete" came up in this thread and my response was just illustrating the complexities of what "complete" can possibly mean for a cultivator. Completeness is certainly a factor anyone should evaluate when looking at a cultivator. The information of what pieces go with which configutation is all in the owner's manuals. But digging it out isn't that straightforward as any given configuration is scattered through the manual. It is much more concise in the price lists. I didn't go beyond the one snapshot in time as it was adequate to illustrate my point. It is up to you as to how much of this question you want to include with your discussion of how to identify worn out, broken and stuck parts.
Re: Cultivators
I have the manual somewhere and know that as Mr Becker says there is an almost endless variety of 'configurations' for cultivators. I am a city boy, so pretty ignorant on the subject. I know for sure my rock farm requires no cultivation.
I do believe my set (#2, most of #1 is on loan out on Cape Cod) could be called 'complete' in one of the configurations Jim mentions. Although it sure seems like there should be some white parts in the mix
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Cub-144 Cultivator 11-30-50
With my Cub-144 I have the UMF along with the No 53 front and back along with the 90 and 92 shields, the 1 and 21 disk hillers but I am missing the no 6 weeder and the jockey arch. I also have the Cub-F144 fast hitch cultivator and I have a number of sweeps with it, just not sure how many of those I have.
I would think that I probably could call my 144 complete as I have the major options that could come with it but I don't cause I am missing options. I really would like to have the other two major options as well as a set with the sweeps.
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Re: Cultivators
I would love to know if anyone has one of these.
I'll be drinking that free bubble up, and eatin that rainbow stew.
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KNOXVILLE, TN - In their third SEC matchup of the season, the sixth-ranked Georgia Bulldogs won a 34-31 nail-biter Saturday over the Tennessee Volunteers.
Georgia improves to 4-1 on the year, including a 3-0 mark in the SEC. The Vols fall to 3-3 overall and 0-2 in the SEC.
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Georgia regained possession of the ball on the Tennessee 25-yard line. With the Bulldogs unable to convert a first down, Morgan lined up for a field goal and hit a 42-yarder straight through the uprights, sealing the Georgia win.
Quarterback Aaron Murray led the Bulldogs through the air completing 19 of 35 passes for 196 yards and 3 touchdowns. He also notched 53 yards on the ground. Murray surpassed former Georgia quarterback David Green to become the all-time leader in yards passing in SEC history.
On its opening drive, Georgia took an early 3-0 lead with a 56-yard field goal by Marshall Morgan. The kick was a career long for Morgan and the longest field goal successfully kicked against the Vols in Tennessee history.
The Bulldogs extended the lead on their next drive, going 80 yards in 12 plays, when Murray connected with Conley in the corner of the end zone for a touchdown. After Morgan's kick, Georgia took a 10-0 lead over the Vols.
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Hello came across this forum and thought I would join. I used to have a 47 cub. I went through everything (except cosmetics) on it then traded it for a 530 case. I have been missing it so I just bought 2 cubs off CL. A yellow and white one with a mower, tire chains, and a plow. Also a red one with a plow and a belt pulley take off. Both for 1500$. The red one serial # is a 1949 the yellow and white one is a 1959. I see red paint poking out of the yellow ones torque tube so not sure if it is a frankin tractor or what. They have both been badly neglected. Former owner didn't seem to know how to take care of them. He used the yellow one for like an hour then it broke down in his yard and there it has sat for a couple years. The red one he plowed with at some point. I pulled the carb on the red one and cleaned it today. There was so much white stuff in it the float couldn't move. There is a 6v coil screwed to the top of the mag. He said he paid his mechanic friend to put a new wiring harness on the tractor. Not sure what they were up to there. I see the tire is on backward on the yellow one. I wonder why anyone would take the time to bolt a tire on if it was facing the wrong way lol. I will see if it will start later today if I can get a charge in the battery. If not I will tear into the mag and try to put it back to original and make a hand crank. Here are the CL pics from when I picked them up yesterday.
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Welcome to the forum. The red you see poking thru on the '59 is original paint. They didn't switch to y/w until a few years later.
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I got the red one going today and rode it around a little. Then shut it down and started draining fluids. I pulled the mag to see what is going on with the coil. It appears to have a different yellow mag with an external coil attached to it. Spark plug wires look like original cloth covered wire. I pulled the cover and the original coil is gone and there is a lot of oil inside the mag cover where the coil belongs. Is that area supposed to have oil in it? Also this tractor has hydraulics (my old one was manual) the front blade has down pressure when I lower it. Is it supposed to have down pressure or should it float? Kind of surprised me when it dug into the ground and almost stalled the tractor.
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Welcome to the forum! Nice to have another cubber to the south of me in western PA...
To answer your questions: No, there shouldn't be any oil in that part of the mag. Most likely, the seal that runs on the governor (right behind the mag) is leaking and since the gasket between the mag and governor is a good seal there was no place for the oil to go. Check out other posts on this forum and the service manuals on how to change the magneto/governor oil seal...
They did make the hydraulics and the mechanism to lift the blade that you have with capability of down pressure. To alleviate this for plowing snow, they made a flexible clevis to attach to the top of the spring tower on the blade so that it will float a little more. You can also adjust the angle of attack on the bottom of the blade so that it will float a bit better over obstacles when plowing snow. If you decide to use it to grade (center position), you can adjust the angle of attack to be a little more aggressive to dig some dirt.
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gibsonia, had to look that one up, looks to be about 2.5 hours south of here in warren. i just pulled the points cover off and couldn't believe it even ran. and it actually started and ran good!!! the points were totally submerged in engine oil, i had to dump it out. wow.
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Gus, Welcome to the Forum. It looks like the PO modified the exhaust so it would fog mosquitoes before they got to him. There are also shoes or skids that can be placed on the bottom of the blade to help keep it from digging in. Barnyard sells reproductions that you can find in the For Sale forum. Hope you enjoy your Cub.
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I have been working on the cub and have found some strange stuff; I took the mag off and cleaned it real good, set the points, flushed the engine out with kerosene and put new oil and filter in, drained the tranny and flushed and cleaned it out. I found the detent balls in the shifter rails were not in the holes on top of the springs where they should be. They were in the holes that the shifter rails travel in. not sure if somebody else had it apart and messed up or if they can somehow pop out and get in front of the rails if you jam it too hard. So I put them back and buttoned the transmission last night. Put my new governor-magneto drive seal in and put the mag on and couldn't get it to time at TDC. It was always about an inch past TDC no matter how far I rotated it. So I took it back out and built the drive ears up with weld and filed them back to a perfect fit and I still couldn't get it to snap at TDC. So I took the governor out and jumped it 1 tooth backward and now the drive slot sits at about 8:00-2:00 and it snaps at TDC instead of like 2" after. I made some new plug wires and cleaned all the plugs and thought I would do a compression test before put them on and was pleased to find 115# 115# 120# 120# front to back, my old cub was never that good. Makes me wonder if somebody was into this engine at some point. I think it's actually going to be a really good tractor. I was assuming the worst by looking at where and how it had been treated by the previous owner. And the amount of terrible black sludge and tar that came out when I drained everything. Maybe I'll put the hood back on tonight then clean out the finals and be done for now.
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Looks like you are making great progress. I'll take that kind of compression any day.
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For sure, someone has been into the trans. before, that's the only way those detent balls can end up in the shaft bore. You done good there. It's hard to say how far someone's been into the engine, but we do know that they didn't properly time the governor gear. Both of these discoveries are quite common, by the way.
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G'day and congrats on the 2 new to you Cubs and joining the MCC all at the very same time. Interesting Cubs -- and that muffler definitely different. Looks like 2 nice Cubs that will give you hours of play time as you bring them back up to snuff. As Bill said, I would take those compression numbers any day of the week as well. Very nice.
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put the hood on and the new battery and tried to start it tonight and no-go. got good spark, mag clicks right at tdc fireing stroke. fireing order is 1-3-4-2 staring at the top. what am i missing, does my mag need to be timed differently since i have a bastardized mag with a coil attached to the top? maybe somehow i put the rotor on wrong when i packed it with grease.hmmmmm. sort of scrambaled tonight because my wife went to the movies and my little monkey is out in the garage "helping".
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Pull plug # 1 and bring the piston to TDC on the compression stroke. At that point replace the plug and remove the distributor cap. Verify the rotor tab is pointed to the cap tower that the #1 plug wire is connected to. This will verify if you are timed properly.
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Since you had the mag apart, you need to time the rotor. Did you get fire from the coil wire?
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when i put the rotor on i lined up the little lines between it and the pinion. i have very good spark at the coil and at the spark plug. gapped the points at .013
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BORGWARD: 1959 Isabella coupe, original car sitting for many years waiting to be restored, for $4,950. Beverly Hills Car Club Inc, 310-975-0272, FAX: 310-988-2565,... More
BORGWARD: 1963 Isabella coupe, white with tan interior, manual, a great find in great condition, an original black plate California car, motor turns freely... More