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added a front weight bracket to the 1772. this one works with the mule still on.

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Nice weight bracket 4SPEED
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Did a little "quieting" on the 1050. Body panels would rattle and I was getting tired of it so I bought some 1/4" fuel line, split it down the middle, and lined a few select body panels to help with the noise. I'm pleased to say that things worked out perfectly!!













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Nice job on the rubber lining!
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added a front weight bracket to the 1772. this one works with the mule still on.

Very nice, Doug!
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Did a little "quieting" on the 1050. Body panels would rattle and I was getting tired of it so I bought some 1/4" fuel line, split it down the middle, and lined a few select body panels to help with the noise. I'm pleased to say that things worked out perfectly!!
Nice work! I did the same thing to my 100, a few years ago.
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Did some lawn sweeping with Dually today. Then got a quick pic of the 100, 782 and 1872.





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Neat, innovative way to quiet down those darn rattles.

Allen,
Nice lineup of cubs! When is Jenn gonna add her smoker to that lineup??????
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Adam, I know I will see you at the MidLand plow day now.....correct?

Doug, nice work on the front bracket. How much weight you got on that sucker?

JimBob , looks good. Nice looking machine!

Allen, nice hat. Did Jen let you drive her super at all today ?
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Thanks guys! The spliced fuel line actually worked out like I hoped, nice snug fit, clean look, and quieted down those darn rattles.

Allen, nice looking shot of the Cubs, didn't realize that Supers were so much bigger than even your 782. Great looking bunch of Cubs you have there
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