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Old 12-11-2009, 12:51 PM
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3 DEGREES!! THAT'S A LITTLE CHILLY !!
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Great pic, mudpup! The 70 and #2 cart are cool!

I had to get some seat time in, so I hauled one branch to the woods...LOL. Plus, I had to try the backrest out. :biggrin2.gif:

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Old 12-11-2009, 04:34 PM
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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
The framework is a custom build. I modified a mule drive and built the rest. Here are a few pictures.
This is a alternator:




You have to watch the ones that have the generator/alternator as one unit. The shaft on the generator/alternator is tapered. This alternator was designed to be mounted to a garden tractor like I have it.
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Old 12-11-2009, 06:51 PM
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mudpup,
Thats a good Cub that will start when its 3 degrees :biggrin2.gif:


ACecil,
100 looks good with the newly covered backrest
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Nice looking tractors guys!

bignastyGS: nice ags, makes me wish I had the extra coin

merk: GREAT idea. looks very nice

ACecil: MY BACK allready feels better looking at your back rest.
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Thanks papaglide! It's nice having support there now.
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I did me this today... 75 bucks..Needs cleaned up and detailed,but good overall condition...



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Looks like a good one!
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I changed grille castings on the 782 (it now has a red one to match the rest of the tractor) and put on the weights, chains, and QA-36A. I put a new U-joint on the chute rotator. Tomorrow I'll pull my new-to-me 70 into the garage and try to get it fixed up, and I gotta drag 582 #2 back into the garage and finish it. I've also gotta go look at a 682 soon.
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Matt...it seems that you always have a Cub project in the works!
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