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Old 07-15-2014, 09:33 PM
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heres some pics of my son David checking out his first tractor.
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He will love it at that age, perfect size for him too. Nice looking Cadet
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Very nice! Your son will love it.
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im planning to make a second clutch pedal for it up high enough for him to use, im planning to connect it to the existing clutch pedal so that adults can still ride it.
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Cool! The 111 has to be a fairly rare machine since IH didn't built many "LT" tractors.

Should be a fun one to have around! I was about his size when I started helping Dad sweep the lawn with his 127.
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Very nice, he'll be the envy of all little boys in the neighborhood.
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Very nice, he'll be the envy of all little boys in the neighborhood.
Yep... Pickin' up the babes at the lemonade stand!
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Nice find on the cadet. I'm sure your son will love it.
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Enjoy them both. Put them to work and treat them good. You'll get years of fun.
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Cool! The 111 has to be a fairly rare machine since IH didn't built many "LT" tractors.

Should be a fun one to have around! I was about his size when I started helping Dad sweep the lawn with his 127.
This is the only one i've ever saw so im guessing its kinda rare, from the info i found about 8000 were made. Maple hunter sell decals for all the other LT's but dont have this listed so i contacted them and hopefully they can make a custom set.
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