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Old 12-10-2011, 02:24 PM
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I would not tie into the hood, as it is not structural. Plus, you won't be able to open it to put gas in or check the oil. Every cab made for these that I know of uses the footrests to mount the front of the cab, or something else in that general area.
like i said, may need tweaking
atleast i just changed oil and filled up tank.
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It would also be a good idea to make a bracket that bolts to the head to support the exhaust, all the weight can crack the exhaust port. Otherwise you have a good looking cub
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It would also be a good idea to make a bracket that bolts to the head to support the exhaust, all the weight can crack the exhaust port. Otherwise you have a good looking cub
i was thinking of doing that but still unsure of how also im not sure how much i really like this exhaust. im kinda not feeling it now. i think i need a little chrome on this tractor...
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129 in the dark.
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Nice 129, you have there!
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129 looks good with the front blade
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Well gang, it has been some time now. Finaly figured out how to post picts. here once again. So, here it is the 71 ready for winter duty. I'am currently restoring the 72 now the very best I can.
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Nice looking 71 John!!
Lets see some pics of that 72 now!
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That sure is a nice looking 71 ! Good job on that.... and lets see the 72 too! :-)
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