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08-23-2015, 12:53 AM
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Last Night's Haul
Hi guys it has been quite awhile since I have posted on here. I started a new job on June 1st after being with my previous employer for over 8 years. Between being busy with my job and the unfortunate "goings on" on OCC in the not too distant past I have just kind of been lingering. Anyhow enough of that here is my latest haul. I bought all this stuff (not all pictured) from my boss at work. He had taken a day off to go to an auction and we got talking tractors. I asked him if there were any IH Cadets at the auction and he said there were a few and "why are you into Cubs?" of course I said that I was and he said he had 2 in his barn that he would sell that's all it took and I was loading up! Got a '72 128 with 3 point and a '74 129. Both run and drive excellent. Also got 2 Brinly U adapters, 2 Brinly cultivators, IH weights w/ 8 IH bolts, 2 42" mower decks as well as a bunch of other odds and ends parts and pieces. Don't know what the plan is for them yet....
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