Why is PA the heart of cub cadet country?
 

I'm new to cubs and I have heard it said here that "PA is the heart of cub cadet country" or if someone needs a new cub "just drive up to PA and buy one". Why isn't it Kentucky since that is where they were manufactured? Is it just because PA was the biggest market during the 60's and 70's for garden tractors?

Also, where in PA is the "epicenter" of cub cadet country? I am guessing that it is outside of Philadelphia but what do I know.

Not sure if PA is the heart of Cub country , but Cubs are pretty thick within 100 mile radius of where i live in Missouri.

I watch a few websites everyday for Cubs/GT's and there is always older Cubs to be bought. I have passed on several for various reasons and hard telling how many i missed out on by somebody answering the ad before me.

I just bought a 149 and an 1872 and passed on at least a dozen more within the last three weeks.

I think its because Cub Crazy lives here:)
Regards,
Chris

Ill second that! :biggrin2:

legend has it that every cub in PA has or has been owned by Cub Crazy :beerchug:

You guys are funny!:biggrin2:

I'll third it!

Not yet but he's trying!!!!!!!!!!! :biggrin2:

hehehe:biggrin2::biggrin2::biggrin2:

Yes Mike has a ton lol! It was like American Pickers Cub Cadet edition. lol! I did even see all of them in one day lol.

Its cause nuttin goes better with cubs than beer and chip, and these are only found in PA

YINZ guys get it :biggrin2: