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Old 04-20-2011, 11:23 PM
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Awesome pics, guys!
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hjsmith00843, that is VERY sweet looking!
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Thanks. I have not had a chance to try it out since I converted it to meth. i think it will do very well when i change the cam and get the heavy steel flywheel installed.

i am installing one of those atwood cooling fans but I would like to do something I have not seen before. I want to put it through the top of the hood and have it pointing at the top of the head when the hood is closed.

On top of the hood I would like to install a small scoop over the hole to give it a more of a race look. lol.
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Nice pictures, guys!





Today I ended up trading back for the 1250 I recently got rid of.


Had some mud on it, so washed and waxed it.
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Looks Nice
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I did a full tuneup and oil change on the 1200 today. Yesterday, I put on a new set of gator blades under the deck. I got a new coil, points, condensor, and timed it today. Now, I can mow at full throttle! Actually attemped the hydro changeover. it went real smooth! Now, I can put that 104 / 107 / 1811 combo together. Ill call it a great cub day.
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Traded for some new to me front wheels. No more of that kart racing style wheels.
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Cool cub pics, guys!
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Got Nashcub's plow hooked up to the 1811 and got one co-workers garden done!
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Soory, heres the pics
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