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Old 01-29-2012, 09:28 PM
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Mike Marzullo,his name would not happen to be Joe c???
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Mike Marzullo,his name would not happen to be Joe c???
Joe C from Kid Rock's band?
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I don't know if any buddy still looks at this thread, but I just came across one identical to this one with paint still on it! I saw it come up on marketplace a couple months ago. Never saw one before so I had to snag it. I'm happy to see there is at least another one out there.
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Could it be the same one with some restoration work done to it?
How about some pics?
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For sure a heavy duty CCC job.
They must have added hydraulic lift but the rockshaft appears to be MIA.
It would be tough to steer though I would think.
The teeth must not be ganged together.
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I have never seen one of those aeators but to me I would say it was custom built by the looks of the thick steel plates and the welds. The plates look machined vs stamped. The welds look untouched. Just my opinion. Very nice attachment. I would think it would work well too.
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I agree, but that's awesome. I should make a plug one in a similar way. Just don't forget to pick it up to turn lol
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The more I look at the pics side by side, I think it is the same tractor. The diamond plate on the front looks too irregular and similar to be two different cubs. Who would have thought a quick google search would have led me here haha
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