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Old 01-05-2012, 12:51 PM
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Admins thank you for changing the home page pic. Maybe you could periodically rotate pics for all the series of cubs every few months or so.Lets do a poll and see what the general population thinks about it.
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Well, there was two problems with doing so. I finally got one figured out, on how and where to make the change.

Second, with all this "buzz" about copyright images, I am only using images from IH brochures, pamphlets, or Literature, so I don't step on anyone's toes. I don't want to see a nasty post or E-mail come flying my way.
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Understandable.
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What model is that tractor anyway? It does look pretty sweeeet! That deck is INSANELY WIDE!

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Looks like a 1572 or 1772 with a 60" deck.
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insane deck size.
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The chute deflector at the discharge side makes it look alot longer. Most of the time they are MIA!
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Looks like a 1572 or 1772 with a 60" deck.
Those models came with the 3 cylinder Kubota's in them too? What year they made, late '80's??

That deck IS insane! If I didn't have so many trees.....would have to get me one of them!

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Mike,

The 1572 came with a 15hp kubota and the 1772 came with the 17hp kubota.
If my memory holds the 1572 was made 1987 and 1988 and the 1772 for one year in 1989.
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I used to mow with a 60" 1872, then I found a 72" deck machine!!

Sorry it is the wrong brand, but, I HAD to have a 6 foot cut GT!!

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No discharge shield, that thing cuts from one side to the other!!
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