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Old 08-13-2016, 08:54 PM
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Thanks Tommy, I seen that also!
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Old 08-13-2016, 09:04 PM
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AC, now you need a sleeve hitch drawbar from Jeff!

Sam, what are you going to pull the plow with? Or is it for sale? Time to update the sig tomorrow after the cocktails wear off.
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It has an Xtreme hitch with the ears that attach to the axle tubes and the adapter is from Jeff in PA. I built it to be as bullet proof as possible. The clutch is from Mid West Super Cub, the engine is a Mag12 that I've owned since new that I removed from a 1210 and it only has 550 hours on it, it has turning brakes with the pedals from a Super, new brake pads. Never intended to sell it but when the JD330 deal went in the tank and Allen mentioned that he thought he would be better with a single cylinder gas engine Cub(I have to agree) I thought well I have the perfect machine for you and I'm not using it so it now has a good home. I enjoyed building it and I'm happy to see on of our members that will take good care of it get it.
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Glad you got something to play with.
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Tough looking machine there Allen.
Coming from Sam, we all know that it is top notch and will give you many years of good use.
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Tough looking machine there Allen.
Coming from Sam, we all know that it is top notch and will give you many years of good use.
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It even has the Billet Alum IH emblem that you made on it.
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I knew it, very nice Allen, congrats!
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I really appreciate it, guys!
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I should have put a picture up. This what I had Jeff make me. I got 2, one for the ball and one for pins. Makes it easy to go from plow or blade to cart or sweeper without pulling the Brinley adapter. You did a top notch job on that tractor Sam! Enjoy Allen!
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I see what you mean, Travis. I already have one. Got it from Aaron at Xtreme several years ago.
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