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Old 11-01-2011, 08:27 AM
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Thats an awesome 149! I'd like to hear more about the powder coating!
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THANK YOU EVERY ONE
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Nice unit ! congrats....enjoy !


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Thats an awesome 149! I'd like to hear more about the powder coating!
It gets sprayed on it looks like baby powder & go's into the oven at 400 Deg. for 15-20 min ... ding its done let cool & enjoy ..... it sounds like where making cookies lol,
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Hmmmmmmmmmmm...............

Yellow and white, Yep!!

I'll trade you this one and a hundred.

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Then you get to do it again!!
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Old 11-28-2011, 09:34 PM
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Wow, such a nice looking machine! I am planning to do the same for my 182. I would like to upgrade to a more beastly machine like the 149 though. In ratings of all cub cadets where would the 182, and the 149 place?
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Also, I was wondering what color yellow and white do the cubs use to be factory correct? Thanks.
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Looks absolutely fantastic, but is there any interference when using the mowing deck ?
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Paul:

You do realize this thread is 10+ years old ??
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