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Old 05-03-2017, 10:36 PM
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Yea, they looked a little light to me. I have had those arms for years. They are OEM 3point arms. The new 1s will be better! Thanks!
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Old 05-03-2017, 11:32 PM
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Good thing your town doesn't have guided tours.

"And off to the right you'll see a man driving a lawnmower down the street with a loader bucket of gravel on the back. No wait, he's backing into the ditch and...o good lord. I'm sorry you had to see that, here on the left we have the Mayors office...."

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Old 05-03-2017, 11:38 PM
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Nice work so far Trent! Even though I'd seen pics of this build before the forum did, I'll still give you a pat on the back, LOL!!


Ahhhhh..... the wonderful OEM lift arms couldn't hack being "Rescued" huh. LOL. Oh well. You'll fix 'em up!
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Old 05-04-2017, 12:17 AM
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Good thing your town doesn't have guided tours.

"And off to the right you'll see a man driving a lawnmower down the street with a loader bucket of gravel on the back. No wait, he's backing into the ditch and...o good lord. I'm sorry you had to see that, here on the left we have the Mayors office...."

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Thats a good one Bill! Lmfao, people give their own tours around here. Wish they would catch the arsonist!

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Nice work so far Trent! Even though I'd seen pics of this build before the forum did, I'll still give you a pat on the back, LOL!!


Ahhhhh..... the wonderful OEM lift arms couldn't hack being "Rescued" huh. LOL. Oh well. You'll fix 'em up!
Thanks!! Lol thats a pretty good play on words tho. Im just dreading whats going to happen next. Maybe ill get lucky?

On that note, anyone interested in some lightly use OEMcat 0 3pt arms?
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Oh, I'll pass on the arms. But congrats on accomplishing the lift capacity you were looking for.
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Oh, I'll pass on the arms. But congrats on accomplishing the lift capacity you were looking for.


Are you sure??! Thanks though

Not sure if i should straighten these out n ebay them, then buy new swivel ends? or cut the ends off n re weld them to heavier iron
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Old 05-04-2017, 08:30 PM
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Getting closer! Got the new 23°s mounted and put bagger on 4 mowing duty.

Ordered a new decal kit today, then will order some buffing compound for the plastic and give it a wax job.

Hoping to get the 3pt arms built this weekend
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That's a sharp cub!
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Nice work as always Trent. I think you pushed the cat 0 arms to the limit with your BFRB. I bet your rev. 2 arms won't bend. We're gonna need picks of you making them too.
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Nice work as always Trent. I think you pushed the cat 0 arms to the limit with your BFRB. I bet your rev. 2 arms won't bend. We're gonna need picks of you making them too.

Thanks Todd! Yea... I didn't plan on that happening, strang part is I think it happend when I hit a bump.

Ill try to start on them tomorrow, thinking about going a different route with the design keith talked me into. Ill be sure to take some pix!

Here is the raw product to start with.
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