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Old 08-31-2011, 10:21 PM
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Conner, the new tires look great on the 1811.
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Sharp V61's, Conner! I'm going to get a set for my next plow tractor.
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Nice V61 i love the look of them! I'm going to buy a set from the 1812. Also i don't think the motor blew up on the it may the fuel line is to long idk. I'll found out.Here is the new vid i uploaded www.youtube.com/watch?v=-weU407HRjs
My 1200 acted like that, and it was the coil causing the low power and sounded like I was going to have to push it home from where it stood. As soon as you backed off the throttle, it evened out.
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V61s look sweet! Have a deeper tread than I thought. Definitely beat the turfs. Nothin like a new set of rubber!

I still have my heart set on a pair of Firestone Tri-Ribs, but they're so expensive. Think they'd look mean on the front of a newer Cub too.

Thanks for the tip on that coil....that is exactly what my 129 is doing.....and it used to do it once in a while, now it's bad when I first fire it up and it just gets worse. Maybe I'm not fouling plugs, but losing spark....similar symptoms, way different cause....
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Sharp V61's, Conner! I'm going to get a set for my next plow tractor.
Already eyeing up your next cub Allen?
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The new tires look cool on the 1811 mrcubcadet
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Already eyeing up your next cub Allen?
Allen is always eyeing up his next cub! Rumor has it he has one lined up.
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Already eyeing up your next cub Allen?
Ya got that right, Dale!

Duke, you know me too well, my friend!
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Thanks for the compliments, guys!




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Looking good MrCC! I have turfs on my 882 and don't like the look at all. That will change soon. Where did you buy your V61's at?

I got them at the Portland, IN show. Don't remember the business's name, though.


I would have went with Miller Tire, but they were sold out of this size.




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What's going to be your next plow tractor, Allen?
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Conner, it's a surprise! Y'all will see it soon enough.
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