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Old 07-30-2010, 09:04 PM
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I'm going to be restoring this cub cadet 1450 with 14hp. This is my first cub cadet and I'm new to this and will be learning as time goes on.It's in running condition but still needs some work..like a paint job for starters.
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Old 07-30-2010, 09:12 PM
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Hey tractorguyintraining
Nice 1450. My first Cub was a 1450 also. Nice trailer too

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tractorguyintraining Nice find on the 1450. This my friend is where the addiction starts. There is no 12 step program for cub addiction. My wife is even finding for me now. She must be the enabler.
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Nice 1450! Good luck with it.
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Congrats on your new 1450! Wish mine looked that nice when I got it. Just a friendly suggestion: I know paint is the first thing you want to do, but get any and all mechanical work needed done first. You don't want to start removing painted parts to fix things. I learned the hard way.
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I'm going to be restoring this cub cadet 1450 with 14hp. This is my first cub cadet and I'm new to this and will be learning as time goes on.It's in running condition but still needs some work..like a paint job for starters.
thank you everyone i'm glad to have it. I plan on taking my time and enjoy fixing it up. I also got it for $275 so i think the price was good as well
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I would buy them everyday for $275. Nice find.
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is it true that Your Dad had to talk you into getting this 1450.I heard you wanted to keep the Bolen and pass on the cub up. Is this true?
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Old 08-01-2010, 08:16 AM
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the bolens was just my first tractor and i didn't want to get rid of it.but after i rode his cub cadet 1811...i knew i wanted to get it...and then i rode the cub cadet i have now and i knew this was the tractor i wanted. It would have been a stupid choice to pass this offer just because it was my first tractor.
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