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Old 01-11-2013, 07:50 PM
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Well guys since the Original is going to be a show queen and the only time she will be fired up is to run it up and down my alley just for kicks and.to pull on and off a enclosed.trailer for shows. What would be the best attachment for show purposes? I plan on doing a complete restore with professional paint on both the tractor and whatever attachment I was going to use. The deck, but I don't people thinking "what's that lawnmower doing here", I want them to think wow that's cool. Thanks in advance for any ideas. The tear down is starting tomorrow to get it ready for the sand blasters and urs it has a 3 point with spring it will be getting new ags and tri ribs as well.
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I always thought a nice restored plow looked perfect behind an O.
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Old 01-11-2013, 08:22 PM
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I agree, a plow would look great behind the O.
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Old 01-11-2013, 08:23 PM
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I think a mower deck IMO because how many CC have mower decks still have them attached, due to them rusting out. When I went to RPRU in 2010 there was 1 CC with a mower deck for every 10 that I saw.
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What attachments do you have to put on it? Usually rare ones draw the most attention, and make people look. Like a front mount mott/flail mower or wood chipper.
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What attachments do you have to put on it? Usually rare ones draw the most attention, and make people look. Like a front mount mott/flail mower or wood chipper.
I agree, if you want eye candy then go for a rare attachment....My opinion is to see a Mars Sweeper on the front---some pre-pto attachment screams "vintage"!

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A #1 cart would look great, behind your O.
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A no.1 cart would look good. I've always liked how the guard-n-carts look on the O too.
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for my 0 , I was thinking somthing that would go on in place of the deck. like a belly blade, if something like that was even made.

if not Im doing the left side dual with a 8'' plow.


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i would say a mower deck
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