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Old 06-09-2017, 01:28 PM
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A Quietline SGT is going to be very cool. I have a 1872 that is being restored red and black like a 88 series and I am currently putting together the parts to build a 149 SGT probably based on a 1872/2072/2084, repowered and painted red and cream with a 66 series type grill. The SGTs are perfect for me and look correct but still unique when combined with other model hoods. I excited to see your project come together...
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A Quietline SGT is going to be very cool. I have a 1872 that is being restored red and black like a 88 series and I am currently putting together the parts to build a 149 SGT probably based on a 1872/2072/2084, repowered and painted red and cream with a 66 series type grill. The SGTs are perfect for me and look correct but still unique when combined with other model hoods. I excited to see your project come together...
Bigger tires doesn't make it an SGT. It just has big tires, and sits a little higher is all.
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Bits & pieces. My grandson says I'm playing like he does with his Legos. Guess he's kinda right.
I built some really cool stuff with my Legos when I was a kid!!

I like what I see so far!! I think you will have a unique and very usable piece when you get done!

Keep us posted!!
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Got the fender pan mounts moved/raised welded up. Boy, I tore this thing apart almost four years ago AND moved since then, just FINDING the parts is a challenge on this one! Lol. And BOY, am I lucky J-mech is here to make sure I get "edumacaited" on all things Cub Cadet. I'll be sure and change what I've done to his ideas, It's most likely the only way to do anything.
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Before anything gets out of hand, let me say that I can not go a day without checking here on only Cub Cadet. I have been posting my progress on this project because I want to share what I'm doing. I haven't asked for advice, or help with anything so far. I know the difference between a lawn tractor, garden tractor, and super garden tractor, I am building neither one of those I am building something to entertain myself and mow the grass with. I can not paint as good as some members here, I can not weld as good as others. But that will not stop me from doing what I enjoy right here in my garage I hope you enjoy seeing what I cobbled together here.
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Good to see your progress mrjeep81!
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Bigger tires doesn't make it an SGT. It just has big tires, and sits a little higher is all.
So you're saying 6 inches makes it a SGT?
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Before anything gets out of hand, let me say that I can not go a day without checking here on only Cub Cades. I have been posting my progress on this project because I want to share what I'm doing. I haven't asked for advice, or help with anything so far. I know the difference between a lawn tractor, garden tractor, and super garden tractor, I am building neither one of those I am building something to entertain myself and mow the grass with. I cannot paint as good as some members here, I can not weld as good as others. But that will not stop me from doing what I enjoy right here in my garage I hope you enjoy seeing what I cobbled together here.
I like what I see!! Who cares what it winds up as? Doesn't matter if its a SGT, GT or a whatever.. If you are happy with it that's all that matters! I enjoy watching things like this come together. I speak for myself but please keep posting.. I am enjoying watching this build!
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Got the fender pan mounts moved/raised welded up. Boy, I tore this thing apart almost four years ago AND moved since then, just FINDING the parts is a challenge on this one! Lol. And BOY, am I lucky J-mech is here to make sure I get "edumacaited" on all things Cub Cadet. I'll be sure and change what I've done to his ideas, It's most likely the only way to do anything.
I am liking this build! But, hey I am a little partial to QuietLines!

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