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Old 04-01-2009, 09:46 PM
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I'd like to see a page or forum strickly for a photo ID library that can be listed by model number so that we can quickly reference a model number to the visual of the tractor.

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Old 04-02-2009, 08:05 AM
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Click on this link...........

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Link has be discontinued. See T-Mo's post
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Click on this link........... ID
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Good one for the library !
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Hmmmm...while the site may not be updated, I don't think that the Cub Cadets shown there would have changed appearance since then. I imagine our members could add some, if not all, of the few missing models to complete an OCC Library thread. Has anyone tried Jonathan Luckey to see if he would allow use of his site information (with accreditation, of course) in the library??

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im working on a site just like that but am having trouble getting the pics for it! everyone tells me yah sure ill send you some pics but they never get around to it! the address is www.exedown.us thats a tempoary one... i wanna get ihcc.us but im waiting for this domain to expire, send me some pics so i can get working on this thing! i have the Original, the 70 and the 71 done.
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I see that you do not have a pic of a 104, I could send you some of what I have. My Cub is not as pretty nor freshly painted (see profile pics as an example).
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