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Old 09-18-2013, 09:25 PM
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Now thats what I call a floating deck.
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Thanks CAD. I don't think the front wheels not pivoting will be an issue with the spherical wheels since they can slide sideways without digging in. I plan on adding a rear center roller if there is room.
I have a similar set up on my 48" deck with front spherical wheels and they do not need to swivel.
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The rear mounts are made and tacked on.






I wish I could do stuff like that?

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Tonight, I cut and curved the pieces for the baffles. Once I get them welded up, the deck will be ready to clean up and paint along with the mule drive and subframe.

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Good job, as always, Adam!
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Good job, as always, Adam!
I agree, very nice work IHinIN
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Well, the weather is starting to warm up so I'm back on this project. Today, I mounted the deck to the 129 to test fit it before I start painting. I pulled it back off and tore it down to start prepping it for paint.



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I can't believe you're going to get that beautiful 129 dirty cutting grass.
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I can't believe you're going to get that beautiful 129 dirty cutting grass.
Just watch me. I'll do it. 😯

I've been sandblasting parts to get them ready to paint if it ever decides to warm up and stay warm for more than one day at a time.
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Got the deck and subframe sandblasted today. I'm going to try to get some parts primed tomorrow evening.
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