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Old 06-28-2022, 04:04 PM
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where was this when I went to prom oh so many years ago????
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Old 06-28-2022, 05:32 PM
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Not my cup of tea, but neat.
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Old 06-29-2022, 11:18 AM
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where was this when I went to prom oh so many years ago????
Ah yes, I can visualize it now.
The Silver Bullet approaches the portico with the Prom Queen. She is beaming and waving to the crowd of her adoring onlookers.

No one is noticing that her gown is hanging over the side of the Silver Bullet and slowly drifting towards the rear wheel.

Suddenly, there is a gasp from the crowd that erupts into cheers from the Prom Queen's male classmates as they witness the "wardrobe malfunction" of their dreams.
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It's neat. Nothing that I would have a use for though..
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Old 06-29-2022, 10:33 PM
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It's neat. Nothing that I would have a use for though..
Thank goodness my wife does not get rid of things she thinks are neat but has no use for!! haha
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I wonder if it could swing a 72" belly mower under it?
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I wonder if it could swing a 72" belly mower under it?
Not unless it has 2 engines, too
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A Farmall cub had an advertised Hp of about 9 to 14 Hp, depending on the year.
IIRR they had a belly mount mower available of 60" usually made by Woods.
I don't see why a 72" mower driven by 18 Hp would not be viable.
Now admittedly, it would not be a "Brush hog" or a high speed, shake your fillings, zero turn.
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And with all the extra seating, the family could join you on a grass cutting fun trip.
Kinda like the Grizwolds going to Walley World.
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A Farmall cub had an advertised Hp of about 9 to 14 Hp, depending on the year.
IIRR they had a belly mount mower available of 60" usually made by Woods.
I don't see why a 72" mower driven by 18 Hp would not be viable.
Now admittedly, it would not be a "Brush hog" or a high speed, shake your fillings, zero turn.
I think it would have been faster to mow with a Cub and a 44" mower than a cub and a 60" ... plus, 14HP of then is not 14HP of today!
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