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Old 02-15-2014, 03:33 PM
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I made this hood stop for my 129 and made a print for it for anyone wanting to make their own.







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That is awesome. They should have done that from the factory. Simple but effective.
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NICE!
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Oh, that is NICE!

How much you gonna sell them for Adam?
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How much you gonna sell them for Adam?
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How much you gonna sell them for Adam?
I hadn't planned on selling any but if enough folks are interested I may make up a batch of them if I get some free time.
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I'd buy one...
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Thank you for posting this, it gave me an idea for my 1650. Right now I'm using a cable I made. I found this pic. of someone else's idea but the dimensions change on every tractor.

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Great job, as always, Adam!
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NICE!!! I like the rigid stop as well as using a cable, either way solves a problem. Dad has a 129 with a shock absorber (I can't remember the proper name), I'll try to get a pic next time I am at the shop.

I guess Cadet realized this was a problem and that is why they developed the hood latch on the 82 series. Dad told me last week that they had a new one on the showroom floor get the hood bent because a customer didn't realize there was a latch and tried to force the hood shut.
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