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White Wheels 36 81.82%
Red Wheels 8 18.18%
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Old 03-26-2018, 06:08 PM
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I'm partial to the yellow and white colors, but everyone should have at least one red Cub! Congrats on the build, looks fabulous!
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I'm partial to the yellow and white colors, but everyone should have at least one red Cub! Congrats on the build, looks fabulous!

I agree with you. I got the 782D given that inclusiveness is all the rage these days
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That came out great! I agree that the Cub Cadets should have been red all along.
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Tractor turned out very nice. I voted for the white wheels, but you did right. Red and silver looks awesome. How about some closeup shots of the exhaust stack and brace ? Neat idea on the clutch plates also. Beefed up clutch pivot is a nice touch as well. Great job.

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The look is what make it unique. Nice job.
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