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Old 04-25-2014, 10:34 PM
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Well after a long winter I finally finished up my 44C deck. I changed the paint scheme up a little. Painted up the spindle, wheels, wheel mounts, IH red , and the rest cub cadet off white. Tofe the whole deck down cleaned and sandblasted it. Repacked all the bearings, and added front wheel brackets. It came out nice. It will look good on the 782. All that's left are the decals and finish up the mule drive.
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Old 04-25-2014, 10:56 PM
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Cool color scheme! Looks really nice, but now I feel guilty since all I did over the long winter was hibernate. Job well done Nightow1.

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That does look nice... perhaps too nice to mow with!!!

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The deck looks great!
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Old 04-26-2014, 12:15 AM
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Thanks. And yea im going to hate the first mow. Lol.
I didn't actually take me all winter. I tore it apart this winter. I sandblasted it in march. Then started the spindles and painting of the red stuff. Last week Rescue11 welded up the front brackets for me and I put it all together today.
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Nice job on the deck! I like the red! Will look great on the 782!
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Finished up the mule drive today. Now just waiting to get my 782 back from Rescue11 and mount it all up, level it out, and MOW!!!.
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What are you using for the white paint? That looks like a brighter white than what CC is selling at the dealers now.

I touched up a set of rims with the CC white & it just looks too almond-like to me, just doesn't seem to look as nice on the red Cubs.
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Finished up the mule drive today. Now just waiting to get my 782 back from Rescue11 and mount it all up, level it out, and MOW!!!.
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