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Old 03-21-2011, 12:56 PM
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Has anyone ever see one of those in real life. It is called a Carry All. Top row 2nd from left.
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Old 03-21-2011, 01:40 PM
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Kelly, I've never seen one of those either.
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Kind of looks like the rear end of a golf cart modified to fit on a cub.
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Hey Kelly! over at ccspecialties is where I got that photo from. He doesn't have any listed for sale, but could always call to make sure. I thought I saw someone reproducing them, but can't find the site/producer
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Hey Kelly! over at ccspecialties is where I got that photo from. He doesn't have any listed for sale, but could always call to make sure. I thought I saw someone reproducing them, but can't find the site/producer
Sminkey the piece I am talking about goes on the other end of the tractor. It actually covers the rear tires and adds an extra seat and has a compartment for storage of tools etc.
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ya, it definitely looks like fiberglass the way it's made up... looks like for 6-12 rears too.
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I belive those were made by Sweepster I have several brochures that show them and have seen only one on a cub. They also made them for those green things. I have been looking for one for a long time but still have not found one for sale.

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