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Old 10-05-2011, 06:06 PM
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My fav attachment is a FEL! If you look at my phot gallery you can see I can walk under it and I'm 6 ft tall.
Duke, your album is titled "front end loaders I have owned". Doe's that mean you don't own it anymore?
I need one of those Danco fork lift model RH500's that they used to manufacture.

Yep, I could really use something like that!!
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Old 10-05-2011, 07:04 PM
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i could use one of those too now that im looking at it....would come in handy putting stuff on the shelves. haha
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This 107 has lights,spring assist,3 point,hub caps,or wheel weights,can't have both at the same time,and armrest.Looking to to put an E lift on it,but the bracket is hard to find.

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Old 10-05-2011, 08:05 PM
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This 107 has lights,spring assist,3 point,hub caps,or wheel weights,can't have both at the same time,and armrest.Looking to to put an E lift on it,but the bracket is hard to find.
I must admit, that is the Cub that inspired me to work on mine.
If you haven't seen my 102 it has lights, spring assist, 3 point,creeper, wheel weights, and a lighter. At the moment it has the QA36 snow-thrower on it and the tiller gear box.
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42" Blade, Brinley plow, 42" mower deck, 1A tiller, QA36 snow thrower
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Old 10-05-2011, 10:42 PM
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Sharp cubs, guys!
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Duke, your album is titled "front end loaders I have owned". Doe's that mean you don't own it anymore?
I need one of those Danco fork lift model RH500's that they used to manufacture.

Yep, I could really use something like that!!
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The Danco is in VT now. I upgraded to the Kwik-Way and my son rock paper scissored me out of it! So it's still in my garge but not mine, and he's laid claim to the 1650 as well. Basicly any gear drives I can have but hydro's are all his.

That's a sweet Danco fork lift! Never seen that before! Thanks for sharing the image!
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Basicly any gear drives I can have but hydro's are all his.

I'm glad to see he has good taste.. hehehehe.
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Basicly any gear drives I can have but hydro's are all his.

I'm glad to see he has good taste.. hehehehe.
As long as he shares it's all good!
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Don't ever challenge Evan, in a game of rock, paper and scissors. You won't win!
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Don't ever challenge Evan, in a game of rock, paper and scissors. You won't win!
Yeah Duke learned that the hard way.

Great looking cubs, I hope to be home next week and get started on one of mine

I raise my glass to all the great looking cubs our memebers have.
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