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Old 06-01-2014, 09:15 PM
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Default 1650 with a can-o-peas with some lunatic fringe

Check out this wild mod on this 1650. A can-o-peas (reference to 3 stooges) with some lunatic fringe on a 1650. Just thought the fringe was overboard and thought some might like to see.....I don't remember whether the ROPS canopy had fringe or not.

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Sure makes some nice shade while mowing.
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Heah man like my dingle balls? Just had'em installed!
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Sure makes some nice shade while mowing.
I agree AC, but I will wear my straw hat when I mow, which my nephew thinks looks ridiculous, but it sure beats having a situation like my neighbor's occur. He had to have the top part of his ear removed due to skin cancer.

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Heah man like my dingle balls? Just had'em installed!
bocephus1991...that sounds like Cheech and Chong!

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I agree AC, but I will wear my straw hat when I mow, which my nephew thinks looks ridiculous, but it sure beats having a situation like my neighbor's occur. He had to have the top part of his ear removed due to skin cancer.



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After looking at that pic, I can only say one thing...


"My eyes...bring me sharp sticks for my eyes!!!!!!!"
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I seem to recall my Mom having a vinyl table cloth or porch swing canopy very much like what is pictured in the 1970's.
Sometimes you run what you got and are a free and independent thinker.
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Seems like he should have some back beads on his seat too.
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I seem to recall my Mom having a vinyl table cloth or porch swing canopy very much like what is pictured in the 1970's.
Sometimes you run what you got and are a free and independent thinker.
....table cloth....that's a hoot...shows you what I know, instead of using my table cloth for a canopy I have been using it for my superhero cape every time I mow my yard. It goes nicely with my jogging shorts, dress socks up to my knees and my manure kicker boots!

I guess not everything that came out in the '70's for cub cadets was meant to be highly fashionable 40 years later...

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That's the difference between rich people and poor people...

Rich people have a canopy over their bed, poor people have a canopy under their bed.
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