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Old 01-11-2015, 09:41 PM
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Found this on Instagram. Looks cool!
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I've seen several cubs made into dozers now. That's the first cyclops that I've seen. Sam will like it.
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The whole build is pretty much on FaceBook. The group called CubCadet Fever as Ryan mentioned either today or yesterday. I think it's a 1440.
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The whole build is pretty much on FaceBook. The group called CubCadet Fever as Ryan mentioned either today or yesterday. I think it's a 1440.
You beat me to it! A guy named Nate Strunk did the build himself. If I had saved some pics of the progress I'd post them. Here are a few snapshots he posted today of it moving snow as well as a video.

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The guy basically combined this crawler and a 1440 to make what he has. A few more pics I dug up.
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My idea of a Super dozer with a ripper.
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Is that a less grey version of Sam Mac? Did that Cat have Van Halen "Diver Down" in the 8-Track?
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Is that a less grey version of Sam Mac? Did that Cat have Van Halen "Diver Down" in the 8-Track?
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Then again, Zooming in on those aviators.....maybe "Purple Rain" by Prince perhaps?
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Is that a less grey version of Sam Mac? Did that Cat have Van Halen "Diver Down" in the 8-Track?
Yes a much less Gray Sam Mac. Don't remember if the Kitty had tunes but for over a Mil back then I'm sure the dealer would have been happy to hook you up. I was probably listening to Bob Seger - Night Moves

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