Here are a couple of photos.
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Brutus is still progressing
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JimT
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Brutus is still progressing
Thought I would put a photo of the progress on Brutus out here.
Here are a couple of photos.
Here are a couple of photos.
JimT
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Bigdog
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Re: Brutus is still progressing
Lookin' good Jim!
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Paul B
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Re: Brutus is still progressing
Is "Brutus" hand painted or a decal? it looks good.
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Peter Person
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Re: Brutus is still progressing
Jim,
Reminds me of a Cadet that was at ConnectiCubFest III this year;
My oldest son spoke with the owner who said he could have it back on its' original undercarriage in about an hour.
Some people just have too much time!
Peter
Reminds me of a Cadet that was at ConnectiCubFest III this year;
My oldest son spoke with the owner who said he could have it back on its' original undercarriage in about an hour.
Some people just have too much time!
Peter
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JimT
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Re: Brutus is still progressing
Paul B wrote:Is "Brutus" hand painted or a decal? it looks good.
It is airburshed on. A local guy here does air brushing. I found a picture on-line and took it to him and he did the airbrushing. I think it turned out pretty good. It even looks better than the photo.
Peter Person wrote:Jim,
Reminds me of a Cadet that was at ConnectiCubFest III this year;
My oldest son spoke with the owner who said he could have it back on its' original undercarriage in about an hour.
Some people just have too much time!
Peter
It looks cool. I seen it on another web site. There is also a You-Tube video with the guy driving it in the snow.
http://www.xtrememowermayhem.com/
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ZGCjWJjYd4
Thanks Bigdog
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BigBill
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Re: Brutus is still progressing
These are so neat. That video is so cool. I hope for the day to get some finally running good so i can have some idle time to play with something else too. I have a 122 and another 108 that i'm not planning on putting to work. One has to be a bigfoot cub cadet build for sure. I can't drive it do to my disability I can't climb up on it but i'll have my sons build it and drive it. Just one more thing on my tractor do list. Hmm i have 4 extra 13.6 x 16 tires on 154 rims. But these really need a 4x4 setup for sure.
I have to show the kids these pics and video's.
I have to show the kids these pics and video's.
I'm technically misunderstood at times i guess its been this way my whole life so why should it change now.
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RaymondDurban
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Re: Brutus is still progressing
Looking good Jim!! You gonna bring this to Stonethrow?
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JimT
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Re: Brutus is still progressing
Screwstick wrote:Looking good Jim!! You gonna bring this to Stonethrow?
Planning on it if everything goes ok.
JimT
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