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Old 09-19-2011, 08:01 AM
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Default Picture of the Week for September 19, 2011
Cub Cadet 122
Owner: Tim (MOturkE)
Location: Missouri

Pulling the Fragile X_Press Barrel Train
Details: This is the sole purpose for owning the 122 pictured here is to pull a barrel train to help raise awareness about, and money for, Fragile X Syndrome. The cars are all home-made from two-wheeled hand trucks and plastic barrels. Seats are either child-sized lawnchairs or carpeted planks. Anyone wanting more details can contact me via personal messages. For more info about Fragile X Syndrome visit "fragilex.org
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Old 09-19-2011, 09:09 AM
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Tim Congrats on POTW! The train looks great!
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Old 09-19-2011, 10:03 AM
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Congrats on POTW Tim. I love the train idea.
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Old 09-19-2011, 12:05 PM
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Congrats on POTW, Tim! Sharp 122!
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Congrats on the potw! Now does the cool train stack work with the exhaust? If not maybe get one of those steam ionizers inside it for effect!! Lol neat train set up!
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Old 09-19-2011, 06:50 PM
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Congrats! Looks like that day wont be forgotten. Looks like a good way to raise awareness for Fragile X Syndrome!
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Congrats on POTW! Neat train idea and for a great cause.
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Wow....what a neat idea, but how do you prevent the handles of the hand trucks from hitting the ground? What a great honor & service your cub has!! Congratulations on having your cub & accessories featured on this forum! Thank you for raising awareness and taking up this special cause, too!

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Thanks for all the compliments, guys! I really appreciate it.

@Cub Cadet 123 - The handtrucks are attached using 1/2" X 1" steel bar-stock which keeps them from dragging.

@ajcombs - The stack isn't permanently attached to the Cub, that would be a sacrilege. It's held on with elastic straps that clip to the edge of the hood. In the top I built in a cup that will hold dry ice and water to make the "smoke."
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Getting kinda behind on the POTW aren't we??
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