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Old 09-18-2011, 10:40 AM
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Default Found an Orchard 100 on the web.
I thought it was cool. Scroll down a tad and there is a picture. It was at the 2010 power round up. Also the steel wheel cub and red Narrow front end one is also sweet!

http://www.adeptr.com/RedRoundup2010.php
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Old 09-18-2011, 10:44 AM
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That looks like the custom built model done by Paul Bell of KY.
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Paul Bell built the Orchard Cub and the Cub that was built for pulling. Paul sold the Orchard Cub to someone in Kentucky or Tennessee. He still owns the pulling Cub (as article calls it). The motor is a military style motor. I think the company name is Teledine. The narrow front Cub is my Dad's.
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Old 09-18-2011, 12:36 PM
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Thats awesome Guys! I love this site. You all do awesome stuff!
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Merk,

I had the honor of speaking with your dad and seeing his modified cub up to Portland...I think it was last year or the year before. It was great to see the cub, but even better to talk to the person who did it and get to know him a little.

Scott's original with metal wheels I was also able to see in person when I bought a snow blower off of him. It was very impressive, as well.

Thanks for sharing these pictures with us!!

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Awesome pictures!
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Awesome pictures!
I agree!
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Paula Bell sold it and the cultivision 100 to Ken Wilson in Boaz KY. He brings them to all of my local shows.
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Larry,
I like the orchard tractor! Thanks!
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