It's like a disease!
 

So yesterday, I took the aluminum rear end from my new 782 back to the guy I bought the tractor from, I wanted to swap it for the ci. Anyway went there to take something back, and ended up giving him over a hundred for some misc. parts that I wanted. I at least got me a 3-point to go on the 782, so in all it was a good day.

happens to me all the time lol.

i got 1/4 of the shop filled with cub cadets and parts.

It's a slippery slope :biggrin2:

Started out with a 125 with a 42" mower deck, front blade, QA-42 snow thrower , a set of chains and a Trac Vac. ( package deal )

Then I added lights. Then a spring assist. Weight for snow removal. A rear lift since I got a 1A tiller. Ag tires. Then I my friend gave me a 122 so now I had two. That needed a rebuild. Then lights. Another rear lift for the 122. I added both a IH and Brinly spring assist


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Well at one time he had to break a hundred for me, then he's like well I know you at least have fifty more what else do you need. I kindly told him what I needed was to go. If I stayed much longer I'm sure I would have found other "crucial" items to buy.

My name is Sam, I'm a Cub addict. Welcome Sam :beer2:

Oh good sir, I'm no addict. I can quit buying cubs anytime... I run out of money. :bigthink:
Well, maybe you have a point.

You definitely have Yellow/Red Fever! :beerchug:

Wouldn't it be great if women could catch it too. That would be a lot less explaining I'd have to do. Lol

My wife likes my cubs. She realizes how well built they are and are a good investment. ( unlike the throw away mowers at the box stores )

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I made the mistake of buying a place that included an 1872 and now I have 4.