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Old 12-07-2009, 11:46 PM
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merk how come you took those nice ags off the 100?
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Ags are back on. Ags will come off during the summer months. Pavement is too hard on the ags.
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OK, I did this today....New front matching AG's and new tubes. I didn't realize the fronts I had already had new tubes in them..Guess I have a couple spares...



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That looks good!
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Lookin great .
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Your ags look awesome, bignastyGS!
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Tell me more about that red tricycle tired Cub..I seen them at Penns Cave antique show and I am leaning hard to wanting one. Is there a kit involved? Custom built only? What tractors can you convert to that? I think they look sweet...


Just wish it was nice out so I could have cleaned the front rims and seat pan to primer and paint,but I guess I will do that in the spring. My next job is buying the barbell weights and getting the wheel weight brackets installed.I have to finish removing the spindles from the mower deck and take the deck to the powdercoater and the blades to my buddy to get sharpened. What have you guys gotten me into...:biggrin2.gif:
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Tell me more about that red tricycle tired Cub..I seen them at Penns Cave antique show and I am leaning hard to wanting one. Is there a kit involved? Custom built only? What tractors can you convert to that? I think they look sweet...
My Dad built that one. This is a custom built tractor. It started life as a 149 Cub Cadet. Not sure if there is anyone making/selling a kit. While the tractor looks nice it has very little practical use.
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merk. did you custom fit that generator on your 149. my dad just got one that looks just like that and has a little techumse " i think". if you did make it fit let me know how you did it. thanks
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Water heater went south hauled the old one to the junk. 3deg.out this morning and it started right up..
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