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Old 10-13-2011, 08:38 PM
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Default What's the farthest you've gone for a Cub?
How far have you driven to purchase a Cub? I did 120 miles to get to my 123.

I know there's gotta be some long haulers here!

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Old 10-13-2011, 08:55 PM
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I've visited Teet and Papaglide in Middle NY and around Niagara NY. From southern WV it's about 7 hours and about 575 miles to Teet give or take a scenic stop or two.
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I drove across two states for my first Cub Cadet, an 86. Massachusetts and Rhode Island,












about 40 miles!!
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Old 10-13-2011, 10:15 PM
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Rhode island doesnt count! :-)
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I went up to Harrisburg PA for 3 sears garden tractors. Thats 475 miles one way. I also picked up two JD's while I was in MD.

I never go that far but I was already going to be in Frederick MD for an Uncles suprise party. I figured I might as well do some shopping on CL and Ebay if im going to be up that far.

We also went to Portland IN to haul a tractor back that my friend had bought. Thats 604 miles one way.

Sorry, no cubs on the long distance runs. Havent been that lucky yet...
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I drove 260 miles one way to West VA from Charlestown MD to get a 104 that had a hole in the block
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I drove 240 miles one way to Pa twice to pickup my 122's
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I drove five hours to Racine, Wisconsin to pick up my 169. Guessing around 300 miles one way. Nice drive, too.
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I drove the whole way from Maryland to Indiana to pick up an o deck from mrcubcadet, but it was just a stop on the way back from Illinois.
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I drive to pa a few times a year and try to line up stuff to bring back. Last two was a 73, QL that got parted before I left and a 582 with the truck, and a couple of engs from Rich
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