KY mule man.
 

Grew up in Casey County, in the hills of KY, behind a pair of mules, and just can't seen to be different, even after 50 years gone. Returned to the neighboring Taylor County, and Campbellsville. So it's just natural to call my new IH CC149, the "Yella' Mule".

Over the last week, I've tried 4 or 5 Forums, looking for active discussion about these great pieces of history and machinery. I think I've found the right place.

My Grand Dad had several Farmalls. My Dad's first tractor (Before the mules!), was a new Cub (1947 I think). A few years ago I had a couple of IHs (C and M) for a short time. And in the 80's I bought my son a CC for his lawn mowing business. We did not keep it long, but I think it must have been an "O".

The family and I traveled for over 40 years in the ministry, so no time for the farm life. But, now retired with a damaged heart, and some time, and a little energy, to get back to, at least gardening. And so. ...the CC.:)

Thanks for the invite,

http://onlycubcadets.net/forum/attac...1&d=1396634145

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Nice 149 and Welcome to OCC!:beerchug:

Welcome to OCC! Glad to have you!

Welcome to OCC. I'm in Elizabethtown

Hey Tim, that's right next door. Don't get over there very often though.

Welcome, Steve. This is THE PLACE for all things Cub Cadet, from the 1961 vintage Original Model through the current MTD made machines.

My long-deceased Dad used to talk sometimes about the Farmall A model they had on the farm, after "Pops" (grandfather) stopped using mules. Oldest Farmall I ever drove was a Farmall 350.

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Welcome if you have any questions or problems with your machine post away there is a lot of experience here.