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Old 11-04-2009, 04:53 PM
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I thought I had better introduce myself since I am a relatively new member on here as well as Cub owner. I live in central Pa almost smack between Williamsport and State College. My step son Dustin started buying Cubs and I was the one to bring them home on my 18 ft racecar trailer. We have been all over Pa bringing several tractors home. He has a nice 108,149 and now has an 800 he is fixing.He fixed a 1450 that his grandmother bought and then he had the 1200 I recently bought from him. We have worked on them and got many of them running as well as parted several parts tractors. I have been working on cars,trucks,mowers and tractors etc for over 35 years and I was in charge of getting the Cubs fine tuned. The 1200 I have had a seized motor and we had a spare 1450 motor which we then put in this tractor. I knew as soon as we got it running it would be better to plow snow than the small 165 Hydro John Deere I had been using. The JD was my dads and I was hesitant about selling it,but I really don't need 2 mowers here. My yard takes a whole 10 minutes to mow and I primarily will use the Cub for snow duty. I have AG tires and 8.5 rims to use and a good line on a front blade. Eventually,I want to get a creeper drive and spring assist for it. I already have the urge to build a pulling tractor but think I will just keep my drag car to remove that thrill. It's been interesting to learn more about the Cubs and I never fathomed there was such a huge following. I really enjoy working on them and the easiness of repairs. But like a drag car,parts aren't cheap.It will be something Dustin and I can do to hang out together. I am currently building a 24 x 48 garage and I should have a little room to have a few play toys..
Pat Harmon
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welcome to the forum. Enjoy those cubs!!
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Old 11-05-2009, 06:38 AM
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