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Old 06-26-2015, 01:28 AM
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Default IH Red Cyclops?

I was just looking at my Cyclops and wondered if anyone had ever painted one or seen one that was IH Red. I know its not correct but cant help but wonder what they may have looked like if IH had ever built one..
I know it would look good all red with some IH emblems and white wheels. But im not too sure about the frame and fenders red and leave the hood, side panels and wheels white. What do y'all think?? If anyone happens to have pictures please post!

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It's not a cub but to give you an idea of what the IH red looks like
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A red cyclops series tractor would be interesting to see.
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It's not a cub but to give you an idea of what the IH red looks like
THANKS duryea21... that does give me an idea I had not thought about... Red hood, fenders and grille, black frame dash and tunnel cover, IH white wheels... I think that would be the ticket! What kind of tractor is that?
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Ok, I'm familiar with the older Orange Economy Power Kings... Never seen a newer one like that
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Here is a red Cyclops from our local garden tractor club, I do not know who the owner is. It looks better in red to me!
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Do you have anymore pics of that red cyclops? That is really cool, makes me want to get one and paint it red. Thanks for sharing
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Here is a red Cyclops from our local garden tractor club, I do not know who the owner is. It looks better in red to me!
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That does look really good! Now you really got my fire lit to paint mine that way! Thank you for posting it.. Do you happen to have anymore pictures of it?
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Sorry guys that is the only picture I have of it. If I see it at any of garden tractor club activities I will be sure to get more pictures and find out who the owner is.

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