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Old 11-10-2012, 07:42 PM
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Made up a wire harness for a switch I salvaged from something. Nice to be able to start it and turn it off with a key

Put tubes in the front tires, got tired of them going flat every day even though they are new tires. Rims were nasty on the inside. It was tubes or the green stuff. Parked the old girl for the winter and drained the gas out of it and ran it dry. It can sleep till warm weather when I will take it apart and paint it. See you in the spring.
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Made up a wire harness for a switch I salvaged from something. Nice to be able to start it and turn it off with a key

Put tubes in the front tires, got tired of them going flat every day even though they are new tires. Rims were nasty on the inside. It was tubes or the green stuff. Parked the old girl for the winter and drained the gas out of it and ran it dry. It can sleep till warm weather when I will take it apart and paint it. See you in the spring.
I agree with the turning it off with a key.
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Nice progress, Sam. Thanks for the update.
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Sam, nice job except for the back of your seat ! .
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Sam, nice job except for the back of your seat ! .
I figured I'd take some flak for the JD seat, LOL. But the price was right FREE. It will get one of those Cub covers like I have on my other Cubs.
Got the disk brakes installed on it the other day. Next will be the dual peddles off a Super.
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I figured I'd take some flak for the JD seat, LOL. But the price was right FREE. It will get one of those Cub covers like I have on my other Cubs.
Got the disk brakes installed on it the other day. Next will be the dual peddles off a Super.
Looking forward to seeing those pics, Sam!
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Got the calipers mounted after re-lining the pads. Still need to get the peddles from the Super mounted.
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Looking good Sam! This is a cool build!
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Got the calipers mounted after re-lining the pads. Still need to get the peddles from the Super mounted.
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