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Old 05-04-2017, 03:05 PM
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New seat will be much easier. 75$ or so check local farm stores.
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Old 05-04-2017, 03:44 PM
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DeltaCub just posted a link to an original seat in the ad section.
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Wow that is a nice original!! Thanks for the tip. I think I'm going to get a generic seat and use the saved money for new front wheel bearings. I will save my old seat pan.
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Wow that is a nice original!! Thanks for the tip. I think I'm going to get a generic seat and use the saved money for new front wheel bearings. I will save my old seat pan.
As always, you may feel the need to try and recover that seat one day by yourself.
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Well had a blowout tonight after two rounds around the lawn. Was hoping the tires would last a little longer but oh well. They more than did their job. Have a set of Carlisle tru-power 23x8.50 12s on the way.
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As always, you may feel the need to try and recover that seat one day by yourself.
Yes that's my plan, I wouldn't throw it out haha. Though the tires used up my budget for now. Borrowed the neighbors wheelhorse tonight. It's from mid 90s? Man that was nice!
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Old 05-12-2017, 09:58 PM
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Got new tires mounted tonight. Was fairly straight forward. What psi is average to run in these?
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Old 05-13-2017, 10:03 AM
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Got em on. I'll experiment with psi when it's nice outside and adjust deck accordingly. Can't wait until we can pour concrete. I hate working on gravel!

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Here it is. Couldn't get a good side shot. Though in sure everyone knows what these look like lol
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Old 05-13-2017, 06:52 PM
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Tires look good mister Nero. I like the 8.50 wide. I didn't think I would as I have 10.50s on my 73 but they look very good and proportional on there. You get them from Miller?
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