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Ray-
Dare I say it, but deeper is ALWAYS better...
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Kraig:
Re that slant grill on the JD (or so it would seem): Imitation is the most sincere form of flattery.
 
Art:
I suppose you could also argue that 3 and 1/2" shell is ALWAYS better than a 3" shell. . . .
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but I'm not black and blue when I shoot a 3" AND it accomplishes the same result.
 
Ray-
I wasn't talking about the SIZE of the "plow" as much as HOW DEEP you put it....
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<font size="-2">But you DO have a point!</font>
 
Atr<font size="-2">(hehehehehe)</font>, what day and time should I show up for my 10 hours of Cub Cadet maintenance? I assume first thing is that you'll want me to mount that 'new' Flail-Mo onto the 72. Dang Crow tastes bad...... :eek:p
 
Art
Have you seen that Haban Flail Mo in any of the Special Duty Brochures for Cub Cadets? The only one in any of them I have is the Mott. The only thing Haban is the sickle bay mower. You may have bought a piece of JD equipment
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<font size="-2">I got your mail about the blade, let you know later</font>
 
Does anyone have any information on a {brush/grill} guard attachment for a cub cadet? I have never heard of one, or seen one for sale. The one I have, and it looks factory will fit a narrow frame.
Thanks Mark
 
Someone did a sort of steering upgrade (Richard C?) with a bearing in the cam follower pivot. I'd like at least the bearing # and a final assembly picture if that's at all possible. The whole writeup would be nice but not necessary.
 
Wyatt, Look in the FAQ page, the write-up is there, bearing # and all.
And I can tell you, the bearing does make it steer easier, Dad did his that way.
 
Art, I've decided to become a vegitarian. BTW, when I stop over for lunch tomorrow to discus the 10 hours I'll be bringing my own lunch. :eek:)

Mark W., do you have a photo of the grill guard you can post or email? It isn't the fold up Brinly carrier/grill guard is it?
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Thanks-
I thought I read it in the FAQ but when I skimmed over it I didn't see it.
 
Wyatt -

That's why it's called RTFFAQ and not S(kim)TFFAQ
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Kraig
I guess I missed that since I don't like to look at uggggly slant grill tractors........<font size="-2">hehehe</font>
 

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