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Old 06-28-2020, 09:25 PM
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Default My wife found me another one, 1864 with three point

My wife was browsing for sewing machines and asked me if I would be interested in an 1864 with three point hitch. I said show me the pics. Now it’s in my driveway.

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Old 06-28-2020, 09:27 PM
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Wow Steve, she did good on that one. Very nice. Any thing wrong with it?
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Old 06-28-2020, 09:36 PM
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That is some sewing machine!

Nice find!
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Yeah there’s nothing wrong with it, and it was just serviced prior to selling it by a cub dealer, and the rear tires are fluid filled, looks like antifreeze. My plan is to take the hitch for my super and flip the tractor. It doesn’t have a PTO but the hitch will be nice.

Yeah Lew, I have a lot of tractors here now... and a lot of sewing machines. Like antique sewing machines, treadles and early electrics. I’ve been spending some time using my tech school skills from 25 years ago to rewire some of them. I wonder if I can talk her into painting one IH red...
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Old 06-28-2020, 11:43 PM
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I bet you had it running "like a sewing machine" in no time
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Old 06-29-2020, 06:11 AM
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How is no one paying attention to the fact that his wife is finding these Cubs?

How much does your wife charge to train other wives to do this???
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...and I've stopped looking for cubs for now because I want to build a shed to store the ones I have and plan to keep. I keep hearing "you have all these cubs, can I get this sewing machine?"

The last four I brought home were found while looking for sewing machines...
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I need to start looking for sewing machines....
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...and I've stopped looking for cubs for now because I want to build a shed to store the ones I have and plan to keep. I keep hearing "you have all these cubs, can I get this sewing machine?"

The last four I brought home were found while looking for sewing machines...
Yes, looks like I've been doing the wrong online search all these years...

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