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Old 11-22-2013, 11:05 PM
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Is it just me, or is that 82 Series missing a front tire?!



As for the cab, since it's for a quietline, I'll take it off your hands, Johnathon, ya know, to save you the fabrication trouble
I noticed that also...lol.
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I noticed that also...lol.
Might be hidden behind a clod of dirt?

Cab looks nice on your 1811 Doug. It will really be appreciated this winter! Let us know how you resolved your windshield and front panels situation.

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It's there but completely covered in dirt!
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Very nice Jonathan! They never really caught on down here in Georgia but it would be nice to use in the summer with an A/C unit mounted on the roof.
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Oak, I looked into A.C. units. I'm in the "dealer network" for an aftermarket A.C. company. I can get a new roof mount A.C. unit for $925. Only problem is.... it takes 33 amps to run. You'd have to add an alternator. But, I really don't think that is a big deal. I may even add one to this 1811 because I think I'm going to put an electric heater in it. Plan to add a pulley between the motor and driveshaft coupler (just like on the "K" series for the add on hydraulic pump for the NF's) and put a 60 amp single wire self exciting alternator on. Overall cost for AC I think would be justified if you use the tractor a lot in the summer. Beats the heck out of $35K for a small cab tractor!!!
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AC on a Cub? This is my answer to cooling off when I get hot mowing in the summer. Just had to bust.
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AC on a Cub? This is my answer to cooling off when I get hot mowing in the summer. Just had to bust.
Personally..... I like that idea better!

Financially, the A.C. is cheaper

Although I would love to add AC just to say I did, I'm not spending $1000 on an A.C. kit for that tractor...... unless I find a way to use it more....

This is all the pool I'll be affording..... LOL
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Personally..... I like that idea better!

Financially, the A.C. is cheaper

Although I would love to add AC just to say I did, I'm not spending $1000 on an A.C. kit for that tractor...... unless I find a way to use it more....

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