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Old 04-08-2017, 08:46 PM
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Nice find Sam. That will make a nice grass killer for you.
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Todd with the CH22 and the GT54 it's sort of like a short Super. Neat tractor, I'm lovin it. Now it just needs a set of loaded Tru-Powers and a paint job. That can wait till the end of the season.
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Great looking machine there Sam.

"Short Super"......I like it.
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Nice score on the deck Sam!

I bet it just eats grass with that 22hp in it!
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Nice score on the deck Sam!

I bet it just eats grass with that 22hp in it!
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This is the GT that Cub should have built. The extra 4HP makes it perfect. Tried it going up hill in some heavy grass that used to pull the 1641 down and the 22 just wanted more.
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Introduced the new GT54" deck to Mr. Miller today, welded a couple pieces of 1"X1/8' bar stock to the top of the lip on the front of the deck, then I bolted some rubber Hay Baler belt to that to create some flaps in the front to reduce the amount of grass that gets blown out from under the front. Got tired of how much grass was getting into places that I don't want grass clippings. Works much better now. I did the same thing on my GT48" deck a while ago. Sorry no pics yet.
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