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    Posted: 02 May 2023 at 4:39am
Howdy I’m sure a newbie with garden tractors. I wonder if anyone has made front end weight look alike so she’d look like my 7000 series or XT or 200? Guess I’ll just roll the lawn with her, but if she looked like her bigger sisters she’d look cool? I can prolly make look alike front weights out of wood. Just seeing if anyone else has done this. Thanks. Dana
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Cap!
The little ones are addicting like the big ones are!  Be carefull!  LOL  Here's Jo Jo's Hotrod B110.
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I made some out of 3/4" plywood a number of years ago for a custom project, will look to see if I can find a pic. Iv'e heard if you use the stone textured spray paint (Rustoleum ?) for base coat, you can get a cast look.
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Sounds cool wondering What would you do with the hood that tilts forward 

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Mikez the bracket would have to extend some, or maybe have them mounted ON the front of the hood🧐
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Geez Steve those hot rods liscensed for the road? Beautiful!
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