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My Grandpa who was a retired farmer bought a new Cub 147 back in 71' with the snow blade, mower deck, A-1 Tiller with dual extensions, and a Brinly cultivator. He used it to maintain his one acre yard (almost half of which was garden) for two years before he died of a massive heart attack. At a young age my dad used to let me drive it around the yard almost every week after he would cut the grass at our house (it was nice that we lived in the same subdivision, so we borrowed it all the time) As I got older I grew up with this tractor mowing our acre yard. When my Grandma died in 1989 we inherited the 147 and since I was getting older (11 yrs old) it became my job to mow the yard (which I gladly accepted). I was still too Young in my Dad's eyes to plow the drive in the winter time, or till the garden in the spring (I still think he just had too much fun doing this!), but in a few short years I was able to wrangle those tasks away from Dad as well, and he rarely got any seat time. In 1997 we sold the house and moved closer to town and between the 147 smoking and needing a rebuild and now having away smaller yard my Dad decided to sell it and become a total suburban sellout lol! Needless to say I was not happy at all, but as I no longer lived at home anyhow I wasn't using it. I always knew that if I had a yard needing a tractor, a 147 would find it's way into the garage. Well I've been kinda looking off and on for the last few years and when I came across this showroom fresh 70' model I had to have it!! So here it is,
It has a recent rebuild, and was still in the original owners family! The best part is that I only paid $450!! I was kinda looking forward to doing a rebuild on one, but just could not pass it up. |
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Welcome to OCC yamaguy!
That is a nice looking 147! |
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Yamaguy
Nice 147 for the pictures.
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hey guys that tractor is nice i am new to this collecting just bought a 982.any info any one can help me with is greatly appreciatedeven got the owners manual with it.cub 982.jpg
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![]() Great story and nice pics of the 147! Got any of that 71 that you got for such a great deal?
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Congrats on your 147, Yamaguy! Hope you really enjoy it!
![]() Nice 982, outlawrider! It's a nice looking machine!
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Allen Proud owner of my Original and 126! My Grandpa's Cart Craftsman Lawn Sweeper Craftsman Plug Aerator |
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Congrats on your 147 Yamaguy! And great story to go with it!! Welcome
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Yamaguy, that is a really sweet looking 147. i'd love to find one just like that. I just missed out on a 149 a few days ago.
Congrats! |
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It was taken in March of 79'. I was only 11 months old, and already staking my claim!! |
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