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Old 03-21-2015, 04:33 PM
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I'm still hoping to find a parts tractor but all these options are cool!!
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Old 03-25-2015, 12:41 PM
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Ran across this while digging for some info on 1535's. Evidently Mid West Super Cub has or was playing with fiberglass Cyclops hoods. Think I give them a call and see what I can find out.

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Ever get any info on that one piece 'glass front from Mid West?
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Old 03-25-2015, 01:21 PM
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Just called them and they don't seem to know anything about this. Maybe you can contact the owner of that photobucket account?
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Old 03-25-2015, 01:23 PM
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I'll toss out this little teaser being done by one of our members.
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I'll toss out this little teaser being done by one of our members.
He's not making those new, is he? I seem to remember the thread that spawned this but thought it was just water cutting the standard panels to work on a Kubota powered Cyclops.
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Old 03-25-2015, 02:13 PM
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He is water jetting the standard panels for the 2182 & 1782.
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He is water jetting the standard panels for the 2182 & 1782.
If it is cost effective, wonder if he will do the other model panels?
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If it is cost effective, wonder if he will do the other model panels?
I believe the other model side panels are still available. He is using regular, available panels and is jetting the cooling slots and the hole for the muffler on the right side panel. Hmmmm, I might need a set of those for the 1782...........
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I believe the other model side panels are still available. He is using regular, available panels and is jetting the cooling slots and the hole for the muffler on the right side panel. Hmmmm, I might need a set of those for the 1782...........


Yep, I'm prooly going to need a set too.
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Dagnabbit Sam! That was supposed to be hush-hush.

I got five sets made and of course I have them all spoken for already (mostly for my projects). I wanted to sell my used panels before I offered more of these. I have used panels coming out of my ears here! 1641s 1862s 2082s 2182s 1782s. Grills too. All in various states. Hit me up if your interested (pm) on used stuff and I'll think about another batch of panels. I paid a tiny bit more than I wanted but I may do it again.
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