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Old 05-13-2017, 12:05 AM
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Hi, after getting a free trailer from my grandparents friend, I ended up getting another yard cart with it. Is this yard cart made from a cub trailer? Both trailers were free. Sorry about pic quality, I'll try when it gets brighter out.
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If it ever was a Cub Cadet cart, it was a newer one. None of the old "numbered" carts had a hitch like that in combination with that dump mechanism. That looks like a newer style, but painted white.
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The pictures are difficult to tell. Looks like the angular "tank" of a number one cart riding in the frame of something else. Certainly is alot of frame work around/under the dump portion. I have a feeling it is home made. Could be pieces of multiple different carts put together. But hey! If it works and it was F R E E? You win!
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I have a feeling it is home made.
No way......
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Old 05-13-2017, 10:11 AM
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Got some more pics. The dump lever seems familiar. The tank has two extra holes that were botled shut.
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The tub on top is for mixing cement, the rest looks like part of an old garden cart and some custom welded steel.
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Wish I lived in whatever part of IA where people give away free trailers.
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Don't we all?
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Old 05-15-2017, 03:38 PM
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yeah i think it started its life as a typical dumping 10cubic foot lawn cart and got "customized" from there...
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An ALUMINUM trailer no less! Nice!




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