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Old 02-06-2012, 11:50 PM
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I changed the front tires on the QL 1000 to 18 x 7.50 x 8 to match the rear 26" tall tires.



The 7.50's are the exact width of the 16 x 6.50 x 8's I took off so there is no rubbing when turning.

After changing the tires I tried it out by hauling a couple loads of firewood for the Cub shack.



I had to keep the trailer loaded front heavy to maintain traction coming down the mountain.
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Sounds like a great cub day, Nick!
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I changed the front tires on the QL 1000 to 18 x 7.50 x 8 to match the rear 26" tall tires.



The 7.50's are the exact width of the 16 x 6.50 x 8's I took off so there is no rubbing when turning.

After changing the tires I tried it out by hauling a couple loads of firewood for the Cub shack.



I had to keep the trailer loaded front heavy to maintain traction coming down the mountain.
Looks like you could use the front blade as a E brake if you had too.

I think you like showing off that green too much!
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Looks like you could use the front blade as a E brake if you had too.

I think you like showing off that green too much!



I have done that before, that was when I learned how to load the trailer!!

My first Greene, change happens!!
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I have done that before, that was when I learned how to load the trailer!!

My first Greene, change happens!!
ROFL!

Only thing I can say about the green is


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Looks like you could use the front blade as a E brake if you had too.

I think you like showing off that green too much!
Holy moly thats a big bar on the stihl what size is that? I need to borrow that for my niegbors tree he give me! Sweet set up! Needs some mud or something over all that green mildew! Lol other than that i love the pimped out atv wheels!
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Holy moly thats a big bar on the stihl what size is that? I need to borrow that for my niegbors tree he give me! Sweet set up! Needs some mud or something over all that green mildew! Lol other than that i love the pimped out atv wheels!
That's a Magnum 660, WHOLE lot of saw!! I never measured it, must be 28-30 inch bar.

I will look for some yellow mud, can't get it in Statesville, all they got is red!!
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Great picture of the Cub and trailer.



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Tires look good. Nice size trailer
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That's a Magnum 660, WHOLE lot of saw!! I never measured it, must be 28-30 inch bar.

I will look for some yellow mud, can't get it in Statesville, all they got is red!!
Way to much red mud in Statesville!
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The front tires look nice, CAD!
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Did some work in the yard today. Nothing like a Cub Cadet 100, and IH attachments!



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