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Old 12-07-2021, 12:50 PM
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Set of aluminum prototype handles for the Cub Cadet Cyclops Garden Tractor. I made these when I worked at Cub Cadet in Brownsville TN for the prototype tractor build and when production started and it was torn down, they were given back to me. Hand machined on a Bridgeport mill, no CNC at that time.
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Where on the Tractor were these things were going to be placed?

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Looks like?
hydro control
Tilt steering
Lift lever
Not sure what the 4th one is, looks like it has an open padlock on one end.
Would be cool if they were aluminum instead of plastic.
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I Googled it for the rest of us that wonder WTFISCNC.
https://www.thomasnet.com/articles/c...g-cnc-milling/
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Looks like?
hydro control
Tilt steering
Lift lever
Not sure what the 4th one is, looks like it has an open padlock on one end.
Would be cool if they were aluminum instead of plastic.
The one on the right would be for the throttle. I've seen some with that style but mine looks like a paddle.

Very cool though Merdock, I'm a CNC programmer/machinist so I can appreciate the work these took on a manual machine.
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Looks like?
hydro control
Tilt steering
Lift lever
Not sure what the 4th one is, looks like it has an open padlock on one end.
Would be cool if they were aluminum instead of plastic.
Aux. hyd?

Very, very cool OP. I hope you have a tractor to put them on.
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These are amazing! To do that on a manual mill takes considerable skill.

Were they prototyping them before doing the molds for the plastic version?
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