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Old 12-12-2012, 07:05 PM
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awesome looking tractor! are those 10.5's on a 7" rim? i want to put 10.5 firestones on mine but dont know if it would look to wide (modern)
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Good lookin 122!
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Tri ribs look great Sam!!
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I really like the look of the wide front tires. The tri ribs look good as well. I appreciate the hard work of accurately placing of the decals, it shows attention to detail.

It's looking great.
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Well it's time for a update!!
I bought tri ribs or it! They are Deestone i like the look of them on the tractor
Also i'm going to get the motor,spring assit,headlights next saturday finally so i can drive it and get it done!


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nice sam the tractor looks perfect how did you mount the tires
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Been following your restoration, you're doing a great job! Looks like you have a lot of work and time invested but well worth it.
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Good to read and see you never gave up on the 122! Sure does look like new, nice work! Looks like the right front axel spindel is out of wack, or maybe you are not done with the alinement? Anyways, great job on a great IH Cub Cadet 122! I realy enjoy restoring these tractors.
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awesome looking tractor! are those 10.5's on a 7" rim? i want to put 10.5 firestones on mine but dont know if it would look to wide (modern)
Thanks they are rims that a 8.5 tires was on and i put on 10.50 tires. I love the look!
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I really like the look of the wide front tires. The tri ribs look good as well. I appreciate the hard work of accurately placing of the decals, it shows attention to detail.

It's looking great.
The wides don't look bad but i'm going to use this cub for plow days and the narrow tires are better for plowing for me.
I tryed to get the decals as close as i could in the factory location.
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