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Old 12-29-2018, 04:12 PM
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More progress made. Both axles installed along with a rear axle brace from Extreme. That should keep things where they belong!
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Looks good!
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More progress made. Both axles installed along with a rear axle brace from Extreme. That should keep things where they belong!
Not sure how i've been missing out on this thread?!

Just caught up on it today!

Looks absolutely awesome!! A 1572 or 1772 is another one of my dream cubs to have one day!

Great work as always Stan.. CubDieselFan is lucky to have you working on it! Keep us posted!
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Excellent job, Stan!
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turning out beautiful.
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Loving the progress. It looks great!
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Moving a little slower. Pick a item, clean it, sand it, paint it, install it! Repeat!
Got a few things mounted or set in place to rough in other stuff. Stay tuned!
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Looks like you are doing a he** of a job Doc. I know Greg is excited.
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Yes Larry. I am super excited. I have owned the 1572 since 1998. It is part of the family.
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Looks great, Stan! Looking forward to your updates!
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