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01-12-2012, 08:48 PM

Cub-N-It

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Join Date: Jan 2012

Location: North Carolina

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Another New Member From North Carolina

NOW I KNOW WHY CUB CADET PICKINS ARE SO SLIM ON N.C. CRAIGS LIST!!!
Hello Everybody, Van here from central N. C.
I've been a WheelHorse owner for years and stilll love 'em, but for a long time been resisting the urge to add a Cub Cadet to the lawn tractor collection until now. (had to sell off a couple of farm tractors first to make room for something else)
Just this week aquired a 1975 Cub 1650 Hydro. The tractor is in fairly good shape, especially for its age. Everything is there, motor runs, hydro works and lifts the mowing deck, lights work, mowing deck works, paint good for now.
Its good to have found this forum. I am seriously studying the information of "Daves 1650 Project" listed on page 13 of the IH Cub Cadet Tractors GT forums. If you are reading this Dave, THANK YOU MAN!!!
Anyway, glad I'm here. I see there are some good folks here on this forum. Thank you for having me,
Van

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