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Old 10-01-2018, 02:14 AM
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I drug home a 1641 that had a large plastic mug screwed right to the side of the hood. It looked terrible.
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I'm thinking of a cup holder that would be mounted by silicon to the shaft cover I've spilled more cold beverages or hot coffee than I can count. I think olds45512 has the right Idea using the pvc painted cub yellow I may have to steal that Idea. I thought I would have a slot in the side for the handle.
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Old 10-01-2018, 01:12 PM
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Don't be like the PO of my 1250, he bolted a van cupholder to the fender to hold a drink. Now there are 5 bolt holes with corrosion around them on my fenders. The best part was that he used those square bolts that prevent the bolt from spinning.
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My 2284 came with this plastic crap screwed to the hood.
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My 2284 came with this plastic crap screwed to the hood.
I guess its mounted that way to keep a beverage hot Any cup holder I have had on a tractor vibrated so badly that it would make a beer go flat in a couple minutes.
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Any cup holder I have had on a tractor vibrated so badly that it would make a beer go flat in a couple minutes.
Drink faster

I never drink anything carbonated when mowing for this reason. Even holding your drink while you mow can get hectic with dash control hydro.
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Drink faster

I never drink anything carbonated when mowing for this reason. Even holding your drink while you mow can get hectic with dash control hydro.
Think I might try something like this to eliminate vibration. Plus its self righting at least in one direction. I like the small concealable mount and that I can take take the holder off easily leaving the mount
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I have used this on 4 tractors, and 2 ATV's,,, perfect results,, and it is insulated.
It will stick to diamond tread and not move,,



I purchased it from Amazon.
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I have used this on 4 tractors, and 2 ATV's,,, perfect results,, and it is insulated.
It will stick to diamond tread and not move,,

I purchased it from Amazon.
I really like that one! going to Amazon now!
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I have used this on 4 tractors, and 2 ATV's,,, perfect results,, and it is insulated.
It will stick to diamond tread and not move,,



I purchased it from Amazon.
Is it big enough to fit a 20oz pop bottle?
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