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Old 04-12-2015, 08:33 PM
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Great pictures guys,
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got the diesel loader allready earnin her keep moving the new 450 i snagged on a local online auction for a LEW price
That sure beats doing it the Armstrong way.
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Started some landscaping this weekend with the 1864. I can't wait to get time to take the fenders and foot rests off and get them painted it, this thing looks ROUGH up close on the rear end of it. She's a great worker with a low hour engine and goes like the dickens. It just so happens that the body panels I used for it when I "built" it were pretty rough. But that'll be taken care of this year

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Anybody know about how much these wheel weights weigh?


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I did some thatching with the 1650 and Nancy did the sweeping with the narrow front 125
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Those CC style wheel weights are 75lb each so 150 per set.
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gt383mag I saw the of the 450 Blower - Congrats! Wow
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I did some thatching with the 1650 and Nancy did the sweeping with the narrow front 125
That's cool, I've never seen a narrow front Cub (I'm still new to this though)
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Those CC style wheel weights are 75lb each so 150 per set.
Yeah, I need a set of those! Never see any for sale around here though
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It's been too wet to do much around here so I've been doing some shopping.

Picked up all this stuff the other day http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...ad.php?t=38183


And I picked this up today, I've been wanting a box scraper for a while now. I'm going to do some changing around to the hitch though since I don't like how it is now





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