Starting to give some attention to the mower. Would the white paint on the C&G site be close to correct color, this appears to be a dirty white? The casters may have a problem from the top of the mount to the top of stem is 1 1/4 of free travel is this right ? The washer is there I just measured to he mount.
Thanks
Bob
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Cub-Bud wrote:Most of the Woods mowers I have seen are Woods Orange with very little white on them. Which Woods mower do you have
My L-306-F is white and the RM-306 before it was also white with orange bits bolted to it. It's a nice color combination, but then they weren't on red tractors.
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Hi Bob. If you go to Ralph's sitehttp://www.ralphscubs.com/, you'll see a couple he re-painted. They're on his tractors along the left side of his webpage. Ralph will know what color the white is called.
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The guards, all the lift/attaching hardware and the gauge wheel brackets were an 'off' white on mine. Color looks pretty close to the IH white used for C-2's and the white on my yeller Cub. I will probably use the same color on the Woods I have because the IH rattle can paint is nice stuff.
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Ralph will surely know.
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Ralph will surely know.
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