John Wheeler
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What are the best set for the money and where? Cub 1450. Thanks in advance.
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What are your plans for the tractor? I rarely use mine and top quality is not necessary for occasional use
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I went with Miller Tire Company
Miller is a local company for me
They have everything………..only thing they do not have is a deal
I like your HEMI
I have owned it almost 50 years. I have neglected it this summer unfortunately
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That 392 looks serious
I think it's a NE57. It has Hot Heads Aluminum heads, intake, valve covers and valley cover. Aluminum roller rockers and a Comp Cams Hydraulic roller camshaft. It also has an 8 qt. baffled oil pan with scraper. and has 4 bolt main caps.
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just a few simple fabri-mods and you’ll have one HOT Cub Cadet. digger probably has adapters.
Yeah, just a few minor changes to the 1650 to get it to fit.
Well, looks like this thread is officially hijacked, so.......+
I have 2 of 'em
One in a Parade Green 57 300-C hardtop and the other in an Aztec Turquoise 58 300-D hardtop.
Both original Chrysler 300 solid lifter cam engines, The D has the 390 HP option and both have factory air and very rare original factory paint colors.
The D is a rock solid south Texas car.
Film at eleven.
I have 2 of 'em
One in a Parade Green 57 300-C hardtop and the other in an Aztec Turquoise 58 300-D hardtop.
Both original Chrysler 300 solid lifter cam engines, The D has the 390 HP option and both have factory air and very rare original factory paint colors.
The D is a rock solid south Texas car.
Film at eleven.
That is impressive! You are a lucky man. I love MOPARs.
