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Old 05-06-2012, 11:06 PM
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Looking good! Appreciate the action shots.
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Nice pics and love how you got her set up! Ive got a rain cap(s) that would look good on it.
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Those are POTW worthy!
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Old 05-23-2012, 10:24 PM
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Got some lights for the 1200! Had the rears but a guy up town i know is clearing some stuff out and gave me a light panel for it. Have yet to wire em but ill do that when i get a hydraulic pump put it in and lines run.
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Very nice! I enjoy the pics of your cubs.
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Very nice! I enjoy the pics of your cubs.
Me too!

I've been waiting for you to come back to this! I'm looking forward to your hydraulic setup!
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Old 09-06-2012, 11:09 PM
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Got an update! Hydraulic pump is on the way! Ended up getting one off ebay for a 154 etc cub. So itll be equipped with hydraulics here soon. Also got the parts to beef the clutch up. Should have some pics next week, after this the 2 bottom is going to get finished.
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Old 09-08-2012, 09:11 PM
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Got the pump in today! Heres a pic of the new parts. Now just need to make a mount and reservoir and figure out the bushing in the 3-pin clutch driver.
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Update on the 1200! Got wheel weights for it now, lights wired in, heated and air ride seat for it, and tonight i changed directions and put a cylinder to lift the 3 point seperatly from the lift arm. Now im trying to decide wether i want to put another valve in and cylinder in for the lift arm so i can run my 3 point seperate from the front lift and then the auxillary on another spool. Its getting closer
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Looking good! Thanks for the pics.
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