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Old 03-27-2013, 09:45 PM
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Ags look good!
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I got the Ag treads on today. I'll get more photos this weekend when its hooked to my homemade IH wagon.
Thank you everyone for the kind comments. You really make a fella feel welcome! Nice tractor CADplans. Looks like an old state maintenance tractor! Ill have to post pics of my farmall "H" i made out of a cub 72.


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Looks great with the ags!
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Old 03-27-2013, 11:19 PM
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Really cool tractor sareed
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Can you get into a little about the mods you made? Rear view, hand built fenders? You know, the meat and tators of the build?
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the fenders are my favorite part
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You can do THAT on a limited budget. Very nice work. Nice styling.
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I'm loving it also, more info on the build would be great!
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Very Nice. Would like to hear and see more about it.
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Cool, Tell us more, is there really a "turbo" under the hood ? Dave
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Ok, so here are some more pics. Ill try to explain as i go but if i leave something out, let me know. Here is the front of the tractor. I don't have a welder or really any metal working tools, so i had to go to a local welding shop to get everything done. Basically i drew up plans of what i wanted that would best fit on the tractor without getting into a whole lot of money. So the details had to be minimal, but i wanted the feel more than anything of a 1206. The tractor also has to be fully functional (mower deck, pulling wagons, snow blower etc) or to me its worthless. I don't have space to have equipment sitting around that i can't put through abuse once in a while. So that is why i didnt go "overboard" with details because its gonna get scratched, dirty and be put to the test this summer.
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