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Old 09-30-2018, 01:31 PM
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I wasn't sure which category this goes in but since it's not an OEM feature I decided it was a homemade item. I'm sure there are many of my cubcadet friends that want or have bear holders um I mean cup holders on their cubs including me, so its bragging time. Let's see some photos or a link for one you saw that in your wish list.
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I have a 3" magnet that's rated for 45lb, I plan to attach it to some PVC pipe so I have a cup holder for plow day next year. I plan to paint it yellow so it doesn't look like crap.
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Thats a good idea never thought of that, 45 lbs you must like the tall boys or are you mounting a cooler lol
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lmao, that's got to be the best its hard to see how you can beat it unless it had a way to keep things cool.
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My 126 has a built in cooler under the seat. Yeah I'm sure IH was not thinking that when they built it. But it coincidentally hold a 6 pack and ice
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You can upgrade that with windshield washer pump and a hose plumbed in series in case your really thirsty and don't want to get up.
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Thats a good idea never thought of that, 45 lbs you must like the tall boys or are you mounting a cooler lol
I don't drink so the cup holder will be for a 20oz pop bottle. The magnet needs to be strong to hold it against vibration.
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Here is what I made pictured on my 149. The can is screwed into the wood with a washer.
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Here is what I made pictured on my 149. The can is screwed into the wood with a washer.
Nice toolbox Clay!!
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