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03-16-2010, 08:32 PM
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The fender is pretty beat. The rear lights have been smashed and dents have followed them. I am by no means a purist and don't think a small notch will make the tractor look bad. I got this tractor to use as a work machine so I will not be attending any tractor shows with it. I need to spend my money on other things for the tractor so this is the least of my worrys. I am already impressed with the tractor and the power that it has. I plan on keeping it for a long time.
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03-16-2010, 10:29 PM
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I am with everyone else....
 DON'T NOTCH THE FENDER!!! You will kick yourself all the way to the road the next day! It doesn't matter if you have a 100% work tractor....you will regret it later. Just because it is a work horse doesnt' mean you can't take the time to drill the hole, I am sure you have access to a drill press to bore it out a little shorter. In order to notch the fender you need to get a sawsall in there or heaven forbid take a hammer and beat the crap out of it to bend it....  ....that will be NASTY!!Not a wise choice...the tractor didn't do anything wrong to deserve it...
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08-22-2010, 12:20 AM
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Just another vote to NOT notch the fender. Workhorse or no, it looks like a nice example of an IH Cub. If I could get me hands 'round the necks of all those mad scientists who hacked up Willys Jeeps over the years.......
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