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Old 02-09-2017, 02:07 PM
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Very ssharp!!
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I don't think that's the same tractor.
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Thanks guys, I appreciate all the kind words. The D was my first Cub. As I said, I'm addicted. There are four more around here that are waiting for attention!
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Old 02-09-2017, 07:30 PM
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Looks incredible doc. My vote is to start on the 147 or 149 next. Time to go old school!

Btw I had a roommate in college from Horseheads. Another guy I hung with was from Campbell. Always passed the Polly O cheese factory on the way to Alfred. Good times.
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Thanks guys, I appreciate all the kind words. The D was my first Cub. As I said, I'm addicted. There are four more around here that are waiting for attention!
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Sorry to tell you that the addiction will not get any better! The cubs have already started to multiply so it is over for you my friend!!

Happy cubbing!!
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Factory Fresh! Nice, very nice...
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Great job Doc.
Night and day difference right there.
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I just went through this thread looking for what you did for the lower radiator hose. Did you go with the 7/8 hose from McMaster that I seen mentioned?
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No, I ended up finding a NOS lower hose. I have seen a Cub with the 7/8 " hose being used and it works fine. You just need to route it a little differently to protect it from chaffing. If I hadn't found the lower hose, I would have used the 7/8" without any concern.
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