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No 72 came with a white dash,...it was yellow. The 73 had the white dash, and a decal change from the 72 on the hood, was about all the big difference between the two model tractors!
Good work on the 72! 
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Now...what's your next Cub Cadet going to be?
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03-06-2013, 01:25 PM
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I like the wide frames, so I think I'd be looking for an 82 series next.
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03-06-2013, 01:36 PM
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Just wanted to report on my experience with Red Kote. My 72's fuel tank was weeping though one of the seams, not dripping, but a strong fuel smell (and wrinkled paint on the engine cowlings.) I bought a can of Red Kote from O'Reilly's auto parts, ($27) and applied it per instructions to the inside of the tank. It seems to have worked great. Not a hint of any sort of leak now, a week after it was fueled up. So just in case you have a leaking fuel tank, this stuff seems to work.
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More progress. Deestone 23-8.50-12s on the rear. Fenders are waiting on mounting brackets...
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