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Old 10-13-2011, 04:15 PM
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Now that Picture of the week is back I need help choosing what project would be most popular so's I can WIN that sucker!!

The ones' I have thought of are:

*Homemade Cat 0 grader box

*Changing a stock IH 128 style Cub Cadet axle to Super Steer WITHOUT changing the axle.

*Cat 0 scraper blade

Winter is coming, and when I get the 1000 ready to push snow, I will need something else to do/build.

Any recommendations?

I got the plasma torch plugged in and ready to go!!

Help!!
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Now that Picture of the week is back I need help choosing what project would be most popular so's I can WIN that sucker!!

The ones' I have thought of are:

*Homemade CAT0 grader box

*Changing a stock IH 128 style Cub Cadet axle to Super Steer WITHOUT changing the axle.

*CAT0 scraper blade

Winter is coming, and when I get the 1000 ready to push snow, I will need something else to do/build.

Any recommendations?

I got the plasma torch plugged in and ready to go!!

Help!!
Submit them all! There is no limit to ho many you may enter. So put the plasma torch down and start sending Eric your pics!

And if you've got a plasma torch can I come over and play in your shop for a moth or two?
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Submit them all! There is no limit to ho many you may enter. So put the plasma torch down and start sending Eric your pics!

And if you've got a plasma torch can I come over and play in your shop for a moth or two?
It's hooked to a computer, you good with computers??
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It's hooked to a computer, you good with computers??
9 years CNC machinist and does Papa John's deliver to your shop? I might never want to leave!
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Weight bracket, CNC torch cut 2 weeks ago, except for the four .72" holes in the front cross piece.

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Side bkts are tapered towards the front (I love CNC).
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Weight bracket, CNC torch cut 2 weeks ago, except for the four .72" holes in the front cross piece.

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Side bkts are tapered towards the front (I love CNC).
I think my screen is finally going bad, I know it can't be, but I swear I am seeing "GREEN" on that cub... ewwwwwwwwww LOL
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