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Old 05-16-2014, 12:32 PM
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Over the years, I've been building this tractor. Started life as a 128, now has k321 from a 1450, power steering pump to run hydraulics, MWSC clutch, heavy carrier and fine splines in an all cast iron internal brake rear, heavy front spindles from a 782, dual 26-12-12s loaded with 2 sets of IH weights I think that's about it. I'm trying to figure out what to call it and what decals to put on it open to suggestions.
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1480 comes to mind and man that thing looks mean
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Old 05-16-2014, 12:58 PM
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Welcome to OCC! Not sure about a name, but you have a neat cub!
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I would go by what it looks like, a 128. 1450 and 782 decals most likely won't line up corectly on the hood anyway. Just one opinion.
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BTW nice Cub with FEL in the background.
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I vote 148D.
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Old 05-16-2014, 02:23 PM
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Thanks guys! That loader stuck in the background is a 128 me and my dad went in together to buy last week, always wanted one and it's awesome I love it. I like the sound of 1480 was thinking I'm gonna have to go custom on the decals, but I did consider just going with 128 decals or farmall 140 decals? Like I said all opinions welcome just lookin for input . Another pic of the loader
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Stay with the original number sequence. It is a 14hp gear drive in the 1X8 series. I say 148. That's a really mean looking tractor. What size front tires? Lets see some more pics of it!!!

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Old 05-16-2014, 02:39 PM
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Here's some pics of som logs I was skidding out of my buddy's woods with it
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Old 05-16-2014, 02:42 PM
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Yeah stock style decals but 148 and where the it says hydrostatic put heavy duty would be cool just have to figure out how to make them. Front tires are 18-8.5-8s if I remember correctly 5 ribs
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