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Old 02-09-2014, 09:08 PM
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A quick check on ebay shows they for my helmet for around $60. I'll check at the local cycle shop ( also a snowmobile dealer ) and see what they have.
$60.00 is not bad. Seems like I pay close to $80.00 for mine.
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That looks nice, being red and all. What a lucky find this time of the year!! It will be real nice for you. I used a Mr. Clean magic eraser to clean mine thoroughly and then used some Armor All automotive vinyl cleaner/protector that helped to make it much more pliable. Nice deal!!

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That looks nice, being red and all. What a lucky find this time of the year!! It will be real nice for you. I used a Mr. Clean magic eraser to clean mine thoroughly and then used some Armor All automotive vinyl cleaner/protector that helped to make it much more pliable. Nice deal!!

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That was sort of my plan, good cleaning and then some armor all. I may use the heat gun to warm the material up, prior to applying armor all? Just a thought. I am a little concerned about the snaps that attach the vinyl to the cab and each other. Some of them are pretty rusty. None are missing, or broken and I'd like to keep it that way.
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Nice find on the snowcab!
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Nice score on the cab

I wear my hunting gear ( jacket and insulated bibs) with my motorcycle helmet.

I don't care how silly I look since it works great
Old one piece snowmobile suit & full helmet @ below zero temps is a must for this old man also!
just can't keep the "windshield" from fogging,Ha,LOL!
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that looks like the one that was in center Michigan CL
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Good score on the snowcab!
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that looks like the one that was in center Michigan CL
Yeah, Saginaw CL was where I was looking. Actually it was in Ithaca.

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Good score on the snowcab!
Thanks, I liked that it was red, I have not seen too many that color.
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[QUOTE=Thanks, I liked that it was red, I have not seen too many that color.[/QUOTE]

The Original Cab Company (in Indiana) made only red and white ones, but they were soft cabs with fiberglass tops. IH ones are more challenging to find in my area.

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I wear the one-piece Walls "Blizzard-Proof" overalls, and an LL Bean Mad Bomber hat, along with the super heavy winter motorcycle gloves.

Don't have a thrower for my Cub Cadet, use a 9-HP craftsman walk-behind thrower. Sis-in-law gave me an aftermarket snow shield for it a couple of winters back. Helps A LOT.

A tip-o-the-hat on that IH windbreaker find. Nothing quite like a sudden gust of wind to give you a snow shower....kinda wrecks the fun of Cub Cadet seat time.
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