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Old 05-20-2012, 12:29 PM
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Let me see if I can up load sme pics.
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Nice cub and attachments!
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Looking good! I like the light set up too!
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Thanks guys,I also got an off brand triler for it.I'm looking forward to making some implements for it.Thanks again.
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Hey guys what hitch is this?Is it home made?
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Looks like a homemade pulling hitch.
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Yes, DITTO that for sure. Welcome to the forum. I live near Chapel Hill.
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Thanks guys,I want to make sure I'm on the same page.I know the white pc is home made I also have one with hitch balls that weighs about 10 pounds.I am asking about the bracket it all attaches to.It appears to be part of the tractor but I HAVE NOT NOTICED this type on any pics I 've seen on the forums.
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Thanks guys,I want to make sure I'm on the same page.I know the white pc is home made I also have one with hitch balls that weighs about 10 pounds.I am asking about the bracket it all attaches to.It appears to be part of the tractor but I HAVE NOT NOTICED this type on any pics I 've seen on the forums.
It's all home made.
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Thanks duke.That would explain why I don't see anymore like it on the forum.THE GUY that made did a fantastic job on it.I'll be back with more questions!
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