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Old 05-05-2012, 11:49 AM
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Hello Folks, Well three days ago I became a proud owner of my first Cub Cadet. I had been looking to purchase a used riding lawn mower for the home and in my search I came across this nicely restored Original. It was a tough call because I needed something a little more practical but I couldn't pass it up. So now she is mine :-) All is good though, for in a couple of weeks I will be picking up an 1250 and also have a lead on a 1450. We'll see how it goes. Anyways glad to be here and look forward to getting to know you all. For all you Cub Cadet guru's here I am going to apologize now if I am constantly trying to pick at your Brains..
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Hello Folks, Well three days ago I became a proud owner of my first Cub Cadet. I had been looking to purchase a used riding lawn mower for the home and in my search I came across this nicely restored Original. It was a tough call because I needed something a little more practical but I couldn't pass it up. So now she is mine :-) All is good though, for in a couple of weeks I will be picking up an 1250 and also have a lead on a 1450. We'll see how it goes. Anyways glad to be here and look forward to getting to know you all. For all you Cub Cadet guru's here I am going to apologize now if I am constantly trying to pick at your Brains..


Love the O's! Sounds like the yellow fever has kicked in!
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Welcome from a former CT resident, used to live in Watertown. How are things these days in the Nutmeg State ?

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Is expensive as always and everyone is moving out lol..Other than that it's good. Spring is slowly coming in so finally able to get out and start working in the yard.
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Came with the mower deck and a snow thrower that needs restoring.
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Welcome! Nice looking original. What part of CT? I'm just over the border in Hampden, MA.
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Thanks, I'm in Salem, which is southeastern CT. if your not familiar with the area. Not far from the shore.
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