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Old 10-31-2014, 05:49 PM
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A quick update. The steering gear with upgrade is done and back on the cub. I couldn't help myself but to put the washer fluid filled AGs on the rear and Vs up front. Rear clearence is minimal but I think 1/8" will work. Wanna see how it looks?
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Still waiting on spiral pins for the drive shaft.
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Tires look BIG!
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They are big for this machine. 26x12x12 on 10" rims and I have not lifted the fenders. Can you tell the fronts are only 16s?

A little more down time with it and I'm hoping to have me some seat time. The power angle plow will be goin on soon.
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It's got the prostreet look.
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Lol, thanks but not really the look I was after. I'm just working with what I have for now. I might use the 23" turfs with V bar chains off my 1641 for winter traction, I am just kinda checking the look and fitament of the AGs currently.

Here is a before pic.
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Love the look, I bet they'll work great!!
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Love the look, I bet they'll work great!!
Yeah the tractor does look pretty mean!
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Thanks guys. Looking at the before and after pics It sure looks better now than it did with 23" turfs. I can't wait to get the drive shaft finished.
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I finally got the spiral pins and installed the drive shaft. Thanks for all the help, I'm lovin some much deserved seat time on the diesel Cub. She's runnin smooth as silk and started right away with the starter, and glow plug upgrades in 45* temps. Steering upgrade, and washer filled AGs are a nice addition too.
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