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Old 02-17-2017, 02:33 PM
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It's bad when you will wash your tractor but not your truck? I added one last piece to my first O. Do you see it?

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Ronnie, I am guessing the mulch plate on the deck. Man oh man is that O gorgeous!
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Old 02-17-2017, 04:56 PM
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Ronnie, I am guessing the mulch plate on the deck. Man oh man is that O gorgeous!
Dang I thought it would be harder to see. But you are correct. That O is done, I refuse to do anything but use it. And that will be very little. Mow the front yard so all the neighbors can stop and talk about it. That's how I ended up with another one I haven't shown anyone yet. Have it apart and will be done as soon as I can paint.
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That is one sweet O. Great job on the restoration.
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Wow! That is a sharp "O" Great job!
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I have to say that is one fine looking Original. The first Cub Cadet I ever drove was an Original back in 1962 at our local IH dealer. I volunteered to mow his grass just so I could drive it. I tried to talk dad into buying one but he waited until the 71's came out to buy his first Cub. One of these days I will find one to restore.
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Looking good, Ronnie!
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Very nice Ronnie, looks good, except for those droopy headlights being to low.
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Very nice Ronnie, looks good, except for those droopy headlights being to low.
I like my low profile Head Lights. It doesn't look like a big bug coming at you. Only bad thing about that picture is you can't see the creeper handle.
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