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Old 01-19-2014, 10:43 AM
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Looking awesome! Keep the updates and pics coming.
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Cory, that looks awesome. I don't remember any isolators under any of my radiators but I will look today. I like that engine color too, what is it?
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Cory, that looks awesome. I don't remember any isolators under any of my radiators but I will look today. I like that engine color too, what is it?
It's VHT high temp, and it's either graphite or charcoal. I picked it up at Autozone. I had actually planned on using the Kubota blue, but the local dealer was out, and tried selling me on their new gray. I like this better than either of those.

Many thanks to everyone for the kind words.

Here is the schematic I am using to make the harness. I'm not sure if I'll be using colors or labels. I will be using factory connectors and fabric heat shrink, just like the factory used.

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Still waiting on a few parts, plus I've been busy with non-Cub stuff, but I have finished up a few little things. I really just want to show off the new serial data tag.
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Looking good Cory.
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Nice! Just curious and maybe missed it somewhere else, but what's the 72100 signify? I realize prolly serial number, but a random number?
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Nice! Just curious and maybe missed it somewhere else, but what's the 72100 signify? I realize prolly serial number, but a random number?
It's my son's birthdate. I realize there probably is another 72100 out there, but I had to give it a number.
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Cory, looks GREAT!,what did you use for the idler pulley for the fan belt pulley for the fan?
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It's my son's birthdate. I realize there probably is another 72100 out there, but I had to give it a number.
Cool tribute to your son! A serial number that low would probably be in the 70/100 series. I wouldn't worry about the duplicate number at all. Can't wait to see the finished product.
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