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Old 08-10-2014, 01:28 PM
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Default I got a super.....kinda.
I picked this up this weekend at our antique tractor and engine show. Not sure it's enough that I can consider myself a super owner or not. Not 100% sure what I'm gonna do with it..... but as always, idea's are brewing. It is what you see. Guy bought it and robbed the entire steering assembly off it along with the valve. He had a GT with a FEL and wanted the bigger axle and power steering, then put what was left up for sale. A guy bought all the chassis for just the 60" Haban at the show, and then I came along and bought the chassis off him. So it's switched hands like 3 times in a couple days. LOL. Motor was out and sold separate before I could get it. Too bad, they said it ran. As far as what did I pay.......lets just say the tires are worth more than I gave.

Since there isn't much there, I'm thinking of using it for the gear drive diesel project instead of my 582 chassis. More room to work with on the longer frame.

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Old 08-10-2014, 01:57 PM
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I think you can say you own a super. Like you said, for what you gave, how can you go wrong?
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A gear drive diesel super would be cool! Congrats Jonathan !
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April 1979 1200 Quietline 44A deck 1988 1211 customized into a 1288 with a K301AQS 38C deck and a 1864 54” deck . Snow blades 42" and 54" . Brinly disk, brinly plow a cultivator and a $5 brinly yard rake!
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Some people will buy anything just to get in the Super Club!
Just teasing. You'll figure out something to do with it one cold snowy day in January! Glad you are keeping it from the scrap heap.
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Nice looking rear wheels, you be stylin now!
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Nice looking rear wheels, you be stylin now!
Yeah, LOL. How bout that NOS seat?!
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Yeah, LOL. How bout that NOS seat?!
Way too cool. Maybe a tricycle ? Or just learn to run it on the rear wheels.
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Mmmmmmm....... no, no tricycle fronts for me. Only time I like a tricycle front tractor was backing equipment in tight spots because they turn so short. Otherwise, of no use AFAIC. Oh, we used the NF on our 856 a few times for cultivating tall corn, but it was necessary.

I still am thinking gear drive.......
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Put a ski on the front and just use the turning brakes....if they are still there. :-)
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Put a ski on the front and just use the turning brakes....if they are still there. :-)
Ahhhh.... a snow tractor!! LOL!

Yeah, the brakes are still there.
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