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Old 12-23-2015, 08:28 PM
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That looks like a nice bird!
Prolly flew in from joisey.
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Old 12-23-2015, 08:33 PM
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I appreciate the info, ill put it were it goes when I paint it come spring, whats the difference between the the O brackets. Is the later bracket cast like other cubs?

Yes it is,but only the 7hp cubs share the same bracket.70,71,72,73.
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Ahhhh First piece of the puzzle came today, now I need to get the hood straightened up so I can put it on.
Glad to see the bird made it. The only bit of chrome, but just enough...
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That looks like a nice bird!
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I believe it did. Thanks again its a nice piece for the O. Which is the correct IH emblem for my O. ive seen a plastic and metal emblem on the cub parts sites.
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Glad to see the bird made it. The only bit of chrome, but just enough...
You got that right its the perfect amount of chrome, cant wait to get it put on hopefully tomorrow.
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I believe it did. Thanks again its a nice piece for the O. Which is the correct IH emblem for my O. ive seen a plastic and metal emblem on the cub parts sites.
It's the metal one. These were made in the 60's when everything was metal, unlike today, everything is plastic.
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It's the metal one. These were made in the 60's when everything was metal, unlike today, everything is plastic.
Thanks Zippy That's what I thought, I figured the plastic one I saw listed was aftermarket but I wanted to be 100% sure. Its a throw away society anymore unfortunately nothing is made to last but to keep production and profit numbers up for the big companies.
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I got a few more pieces in the mail today from Patton acres and the Cub Cadet warehouse my grille and emblem came. I managed to get the hood somewhat straightened out and the bird put on along with with the grille and emblem.It looks like a complete tractor now. Next is to find a seat or cutting the center out and welding in a new center, this one has been butchered and booger welded.
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Good to see you're getting the parts to make it complete again.
Yeah, those seats seem to see some of the worst patch jobs, been there, done that... But they can be fixed.
Looking forward to the build.
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You are getting there!

With a lot of time, patience, careful grinding and welding you can save that seat... but It may easier to hunt a better one to start with

Thanks for the update!
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