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04-05-2015, 03:26 PM
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New from upstate NY
Hey everyone:
Began my Cub Cadet journey with a 154 Lo-Boy which I sold last spring. Took the money and bought a used 1040 to mow with and a "hedgerow special" 1641 to resurrect. Shortly after getting the 1641 going a friend called me and asked if I'd like to look at the "stuff" in her father's barn. Went over and found a total of seven classics! (ok, one was a Wheel Horse and another was a Sears...) Right now I'm negotiating to get the entire lot - not sure what they are worth. All of the engines are free, they haven't been started in 5+ years but they all ran when parked, two sets of wheel weights and one solid set of fenders. Most of the tin is there, although most has been painted whatever color happened to be on sale at the store that weekend. Photos are attached. Hoping to restore a few of them and maybe swap some of the others for implements or accessories. I've also got a handful of old David Bradley walking tractors in the process of restoration. Unfortunately all of the original DB engines have been taken off  I'm glad I have a barn large enough to store all of my yellow and white!--Ryan 
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