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Old 06-30-2014, 09:01 AM
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I always wondered this. I have a set that came from a 125 that are yellow. A friend I know had a 1450, bought new, that had white weights.
I did a bit of researching on this last year, and can't remember the source, but I want to say that while they are all the same weights, yellow was used up until the quietline series, then white, and then red for the 82 series. It doesn't really matter what color bolts on to which. I like the way the yellow ones pop on a yellow tractor IMO.
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I did a bit of researching on this last year, and can't remember the source, but I want to say that while they are all the same weights, yellow was used up until the quietline series, then white, and then red for the 82 series. It doesn't really matter what color bolts on to which. I like the way the yellow ones pop on a yellow tractor IMO.
Yea, I like the yellow on yellow, and the red on red as well. I couldnt decide which tractor would get them. The 86, 1872 yellow or the 682,782 red. I went with red last night. Can always change later. ha Will try to post some pics tonight.
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Got the weights painted. photo 1 (3).jpg
Then put on the 782. I've never put weights on before. I wasn't sure what you guys do to keep from scratching your rims. So I had some clear water tubing. I cut peaces about 1" long, then split in half. I put a peace between rim and weight @ 3,6,9 and 12 o'clock position.
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Tried on the 682, but decided the 782 will need more.
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Really happy with the way they turned out.
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They look good to me on both tractors, guess you need another set now.
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They look good to me on both tractors, guess you need another set now.
I agree.
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The weights look good, but both those tractors look really good too. Hopefully someday I can get my 782 that nice.
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They look great on both of your cubs!
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I like them. They look like they will work great. Nice job on the plastic tubing BTW.
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Nice job on the weights and nice looking tractors!
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Why does everyone keep saying "tractors"? I only see a 782....
It looks great BTW! But was there a pic of another one? Did I miss something?
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