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10-07-2015, 07:42 PM
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New Member. Lurker for a long time !
Just wanted to say thanks for the acceptance and thanks for the help in my other thread ! I have wanted a Cub Cadet for forever, but never really got to looking. I do about 10 neighbors snow removal, and got sick and tired of using the snowblower. Snowblowers and good, but after that many driveways I am physically finished. I considered a plow on my truck, but didn't want the wear and tear.
A couple of weeks ago ( out of the blue ) I got a phone call from my cousin who was looking at a dirt bike. He told me that he was staring at a Cub 105 and a 1200, and that the guy wanted to get rid of them both. They were a package deal though, $600 for both. Without hesitation I jumped on them. I got them home, had some trouble with the 105's carburetor, and ended up selling it to a coworker who wanted to rebuild it and gift it to his father. I kept the 1200 as it had exactly what I wanted, the wheel weights and snow plow. I have put the 1200's picture up on a couple threads already, but wanted to show it off here. I am happy with my decision, and am anxious to see what it does plowing out the driveway. P.S. I guess it's also starting memories. I don't have land to drive around like most of you guys, but my 4 year old LOVES the rides up and down the street ! 
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