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Old 09-24-2013, 08:06 AM
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Your 128 looks nice, DWayne!
What he said! Gonna be a sweet ride when your done.
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A couple of quick pics this morning.
Only thing about the maple hunter decals I am dissapointed with, is they don't supply the air cleaner decal.





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What he said! Gonna be a sweet ride when your done.
I appreciate it Sam. This is the Cub that got me started loving Cubs. First mowed with it when I was 8 years old. Been in the family since it was new and now it is mine.
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Looks great Dwayne!
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I think the 108/128s are my favorite tractors of all the cubs. Yours looks spectacular. Can't wait to see it finished.
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The decals look nice!
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That is going to be a sweet ride when it's done.
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A nice 1710 and QA42A snowblower.....and more to come .
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Thanks guys. I do have a sweet spot in my heart for the WF's.
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Got home a couple of hours ago and did a little bit more work this afternoon.

I had been able to save the original dash pan and was able to paint it and clean up the aluminum trim. I took the large pan decal and simply cut out the text that I needed and placed them on my original. I don't like putting those decals on the pans because of the rough texture, it just never seems to look right.

The decals stand out in the pics being a bit off, but in person you cannot hardly tell it. Was hard to get them lined up with that lousy cover paper on them.

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Rear IH decal


shot of tunnel cover and dash pan


Headlights and grille installed


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Cub never rolled one out of the factory looking that good.
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