Rare as chicken's teeth
 

Never seen this attachment before......:bigeyes:

http://www.mytractorforum.com/19-cub...-polisher.html

That may have to be the rarest attachment yet. I work on a lot of Tenant machines as mentioned in that thread but would love to see one of those scrubbing some warehouse floors. Thanks for sharing Roland, looks like they made the solution tank into the seat, even has a strobe, that's cool. I see a horn in there and that rear bracket I believe is for the propane tank so it was converted, Zamboni Cub!

That's a first for me. :beerchug:

Sure hope a restorer can get that one and so something with it!

It has been converted to propane. You can see the regulator to the right of the carb. It also has an alternator added on.

They talked a lot of exhaust fumes, but in those large facilities I do not think that fumes would have been a major concern. Besides, the exhaust has been customized with what looks to be a filter on it. That is a cool attachment and quite possibly rare......but I say that because I have never seen one before, though I haven't seen lots of cub attachments (table saw, log splitter, mosquito fogger, etc.). It does attest to the utility of these neat little tractors and explain their popularity.

BTW: Thanks for sharing this cool thread Roland!

Cub Cadet 123

I know a guy that worked for Lawlor. He told me about those probably 8 yrs. ago, but I have never seen one until now. He said they converted them to propane at the factory, since they were used indoors. He even has manuals for some of them. They aren't for sale though. I already tried.

rare? yes, ugly? yes.:biggrin2:

That's cool for sure.:beerchug:

Never heard of one, I'd say very very rare!