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Old 04-13-2014, 08:24 AM
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I do enjoy the doughnut tire(s). Let the kid derby a tractor that isn't as valuable like a crapsman and not a cub.
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Nice finds Jonathan, you have to slow down with the cubs before you catch up to me hehe.
Don't worry Nick, I'm selling some, and some are just for parts. I only have like 2 that run right now. 4 that need motors, and the rest are going down the road, or being parted.


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Take the kids tools away. Looks like speakers under the hood on the Cyclops.
Yep, they're speakers. Can't find a radio on it though. Hood won't shut on the cyclops because of the speakers. Hood won't shut on the quietline because it's resting on the muffler on the Tecumseh!


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Looks like some usable parts Jonathan but wow what PO's do to these sometimes!
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I do enjoy the doughnut tire(s). Let the kid derby a tractor that isn't as valuable like a crapsman and not a cub.
I know right? These were clearly parts machines. But I really needed parts off the 1864. Price was right, but I will admit, I had to do a lot of screwing around to get them. Been trying to work a deal with these guys for about a year.
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Well..... don't really know what to think
I see parts, some plate steel, some real interesting mods...
Thinking you should send Sam Mac those speakers for his Cyclops, all he would need to do is find a place for the radio. just hack'in on yah Sam
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WOW! That's something!
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Thinking you should send Sam Mac those speakers for his Cyclops, all he would need to do is find a place for the radio. just hack'in on yah Sam
Oh, I wish I had his address!!! I might even send him the muffler! He had trouble deciding what to put on the first "ugly duckling" he built.

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Oh, I wish I had his address!!! I might even send him the muffler! He had trouble deciding what to put on the first "ugly duckling" he built.

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But my ugly duck turned out better and I started with just a pile of odd parts.
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But my ugly duck turned out better and I started with just a pile of odd parts.
I'm just bustin on ya Sam! Don't get to give you a hard time very often! Your tractor turned out awesome!
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the speakers under the hood reminds me of............
A redneck fake GMC blower set up.
On a car, involving speakers under the hood, an AM radio and hooking it up so that you got a blower whine as if you had a 6-71 GMC blower under the hood.
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I'm just bustin on ya Sam! Don't get to give you a hard time very often! Your tractor turned out awesome!
Lew gets to give me a hard time almost everyday.
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