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03-19-2012, 07:28 PM
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here's one for sale
looks a little rough but usable. These machines remind of deck boats with all that superstructure up top. Where were these made? thanks
http://philadelphia.craigslist.org/grd/2884027709.html Drew currently restoring a 125
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1968 Cub Cadet 125, 1986 Case IH 255, Land Pride PD10 PHD, Fred Cain subsoiler, County Line potato plow, 1986 Gravely 8199G with tow behind DR rototiller, 50" deck+40" Gravely wing mower, Gravely snowblower, Swisher 44 rough cut mower,Ariens snowblower, Stihl 210, Echo PPT280, 2006 JD LX280, Husky-Speeco 35 ton splitter 
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03-23-2012, 02:37 PM
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Cub Cadet 85
this is my $65 find
It stripes. It cuts very nicely. It has zerk fittings on the zerk fittings It takes more than 1/2 and hour to get all the fittings greased. I used it to cut about an acre of field, but with the little tires and no springs it rides too hard for me. I have used it in an experiment to pull the cart and 4 5 gal pails of top soil up a 30 degree slope in second gear. did it. I feel like forest gump driving it. It was seldom used, because most of the paint is still on the idler pulley. I bought it to rescue it from a scrapper, It is sad to say that not a single thing you can buy today is built with the care and craftsmanship that this little mower has. If a cub person is interested I would like to see this go to a good home.
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