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Old 05-03-2013, 11:45 PM
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Default Best Cub ever?
I'm sure this question has been asked before, but I couldn't find it with a search. Anyway, what is everyone's favorite Cub? (pics appreciated). I'm pretty new to CC's and would really enjoy learning the differences between the different models
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The one I am sitting on at that moment!!

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Here's my favorites.

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Did the 782 come red from the factory? I see these red ones but have no idea why they're red.
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Yes, the IH dealers sold the red ones, while the CCC dealers sold the yellow and white tractors.
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I just let Jenn think it's her tractor. Gotta keep her happy.
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Yes, the IH dealers sold the red ones, while the CCC dealers sold the yellow and white tractors.
Are there yellow 782's? Or was there an identical tractor sold under a different model #?

I'm sorry to pester you guys with the day 1 questions, but I'm new to this stuff and eager to learn.
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Are there yellow 782's? Or was there an identical tractor sold under a different model #?

I'm sorry to pester you guys with the day 1 questions, but I'm new to this stuff and eager to learn.
Yep, there are yellow and white 782's. No pestering at all! That's how we all learn. We were all new at this at one time.
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Is there a site with detailed information on models and such? That would save everyone a lot of time answering my novice questions

What exactly is a "Super"? What is so super about them? When were they made?
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