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Old 03-20-2009, 11:29 AM
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Default Thats sweet
Could you post some pics of the lift linkages? I wanted to build one like that, bu I thought there was not enough room. Please more pics from more angles!!!!
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Great pics guys!
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pic no 7. is that a spirit of 76 or one in that series?
Not a spirit of 76 but it is one of the same series, it is a 383 hydro, with a different seat.



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Interesting. doesn't look as strong as GT's. It is mainly a mowing tractor? (when or if it runs)
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As far as I know it was not built to be a garden tractor, mainly to keep in runninig with the lower quality built lawn mowers.
I have seen photos of one with a snow blade attachment though.

This one was last used last summer (2008) but needs a good battery as the one currently in it does not hold a charge.
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383s were consider a "Lawn Tractor". They were design to mow, move snow(thrower or blade), pull a small trailer, grass sweeper and a fertilizer spreader/sprayer.

Lawn Tractors cost a third to half less than their big brothers.
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is it even possible to get a garden tractor anymore. not a CUT, but something that resembles the old cubs?
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is it even possible to get a garden tractor anymore. not a CUT, but something that resembles the old cubs?
Not quite the same look as the old cubs but defently built to handle ground engaugeing equipment.

A 3235 25hp Kohler twin, hydrostactic drive, hydraulic 3 point.



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Its good to know somthing is worthy of competing against the old ones. newer stuff should be better not worse... lol
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Here are some attachments that I am currently using
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