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Old 05-29-2013, 06:51 PM
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Got the mockup done for the GT’s of course it will have to be different than what I have developed for the SGT’s, thank you Cub Cadet. Oh well it is what it is. Big thanks to Leadslingingdaddy for the frame and to Cubyfan for hauling it to my place.
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Old 05-29-2013, 07:07 PM
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Got the mockup done for the GT’s of course it will have to be different than what I have developed for the SGT’s, thank you Cub Cadet. Oh well it is what it is. Big thanks to Leadslingingdaddy for the frame and to Cubyfan for hauling it to my place.
I really like what you're doing here, Sam!

Good stuff!
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Old 05-29-2013, 07:20 PM
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Yup, You gotta love problem solvers. Great idea!!!
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If only he could use his powers for the QL and 1x9 series...

What? We don't need brush guards and sweet "suspension" mods?

I don't care if it's cast iron. I want it to stay "pretty"!

edit: Again, awesome job, Sam. Don't let my seething jealousy derail your creative juices!
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Looking really good Sam!
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Where is the brace for this one!!??



Maybe I need a carb, first!

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Got the mockup done for the GT’s of course it will have to be different than what I have developed for the SGT’s, thank you Cub Cadet. Oh well it is what it is. Big thanks to Leadslingingdaddy for the frame and to Cubyfan for hauling it to my place.
Looks great!! But i now see i may need 2 sets LOL!

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If only he could use his powers for the QL ..
There's no helping the quite lines I'm with vince o they are worth more in scrap!
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There's no helping the quite lines I'm with vince o they are worth more in scrap!
I'm nearly there with you some days. PITA to work on compared to previous models.
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Sam that's what the hobby is all about! Or is it addiction? Glad to be of help in getting your idea moving!!
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