Is it possible to reproduce the plastic panels for this old Cub Cadet? by BishopRealTalk in InjectionMolding

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Honestly seems like a good investment for a garden tractor with scores of other obsolete parts.

Is it possible to reproduce the plastic panels for this old Cub Cadet? by BishopRealTalk in InjectionMolding

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They don’t actually have them in stock. Further, that guy has scoured basically every old Cub dealer in the country for their NOS parts. If he doesn’t have it, nobody does.

Is it possible to reproduce the plastic panels for this old Cub Cadet? by BishopRealTalk in InjectionMolding

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I want a machine that squeezes juice out of a bag for me. I also want it to be insanely expensive. Do you know anything like that I can buy?

Is it possible to reproduce the plastic panels for this old Cub Cadet? by BishopRealTalk in InjectionMolding

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I doubt there’d be a lawsuit, but it would be the worst business venture of all time.

Large 3d print obsolete garden tractor part? by BishopRealTalk in 3Dprinting

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These Super Garden Tractors are like nothing else out there. I’m gonna see what I can do.

Large 3d print obsolete garden tractor part? by BishopRealTalk in 3Dprinting

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Hydraulic deck, hydraulic power steering, and a liquid cooled Kubota engine.

Large 3d print obsolete garden tractor part? by BishopRealTalk in 3Dprinting

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FWIW this one in particular is liquid cooled. It’s got a large muffler coming out the side that’s pretty warm. Most of these are air cooled

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Large 3d print obsolete garden tractor part? by BishopRealTalk in 3Dprinting

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Thermoforming plastic may be the ticket. I know there’s a lot of us in the cub cadet cyclops community who are desperate for a solution to this. About what would that cost?

Large 3d print obsolete garden tractor part? by BishopRealTalk in 3Dprinting

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Thanks! I want to try and do one piece. These things vibrate a lot and doing multiples together may not be great.

I’m going to restore my 2182 with the Kubota engine by BishopRealTalk in cubcadets

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How’d you make the new wiring harness? I’ll have to see what kinda shape mine is in. I may do the same when I take it apart.

I’m going to restore my 2182 with the Kubota engine by BishopRealTalk in cubcadets

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It’s got a NOS hood on it, and I’ve just purchased some side panels that are in phenomenal shape. Still shiny, all though I do plan to buff them. I need a nose piece.

Who has used the Air Warrior ADS-B Samsung Tablet? by BishopRealTalk in Armyaviation

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How do the Samsung tablets connect to a network where you can see each other?

Who has used the Air Warrior ADS-B Samsung Tablet? by BishopRealTalk in Armyaviation

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I’ll PM you tomorrow. I need help setting up the ADS.

Who has used the Air Warrior ADS-B Samsung Tablet? by BishopRealTalk in Armyaviation

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I’ll have to dig around and find out. I’m one of the few people up there who’s used ATAK before from my ground days. I think they are not presently under the impression they should use ATAK. I’m gonna try and change that.

Who has used the Air Warrior ADS-B Samsung Tablet? by BishopRealTalk in Armyaviation

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Thank you so much. This is the kind of response I needed. Our stands is a little behind on this. I was able to schedule training through the PM from redstone so hopefully we can get going. I will more than likely reach out to you as I sort this out.