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02-26-2010, 03:31 PM
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First Cub (tractor for that matter) and already hooked!
Hey guys,
I'm located in Foxboro, MA home of the New England Patriots... Bought a 149 Hydrostatic off of the son of a farmer (who recently walked off into the "Field of Dreams" corn field) who had a plethora of old cubs. Got it for 4 hundy. Have since bought a battery, replaced the dry rotted front tires (did a quicky sanding job and spray painted the rims), plan on doing a lot of neglected maintenance to it. When i went to look at it, it was sitting in a field in RI stuck in the snow - so there's a good amount of work. It runs, is a little loud (thinking a muffler might be needed for this fix) Has a plow on it and an attached (welded in) weightbox in the back. Have used it once so far to plow and works great. Hopefully will post a series of pics showing my progress of purtying up this beast. Was wondering if there is an easy local place to walk in and buy headlights for it? I'm a bit impatient and don't like waiting for parts to ship to me or the local small engine repair shops. Thanks! 
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