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Old 05-04-2013, 02:59 PM
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A better pic of the hydro control, and right side foot brake.

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Ok, both those options... The hydro position, and the separated lifts.. are way too cool!
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So cad, does this mean there is a "cad cub monster build coming soon while your at it why not add a front end loader & back hoe to it or a set of forks and build a mini lull . Good luck & cool find.
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I had the Gravely Version of that....Kick myself everytime I think of it!!!!! OUTSTANDING GT....But I do have a 420 in the Garage right now....Yes a Green 420....
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So cad, does this mean there is a "cad cub monster build coming soon while your at it why not add a front end loader & back hoe to it or a set of forks and build a mini lull . Good luck & cool find.
Sorry guys,
Well, a guy from another forum saw it, and offered me WAY too much$!!

The Ariens went up the valley!!

It would have been a fun tractor to build on, tremendous rear axle, power steering, great lift system.

Sam Mac replaced the hole on my power steering collection shortly later.
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Yea they dont last long....Avid group of users just like the Cub guys...Those Green guys are fanatics!

I had the 3pt hitch and rear PTO option on mine also...
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It's not green, I'm not offended.
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Don't forget drive-shaft powered mower and snow-blower. Front and mid mounted pto's standard. Raise the anti-scalping wheels, drop the deck on the ground, pull two pins, remove mower drive-shaft, release front latches and drive off the deck.
I would trade my 1862 straight up for an Ariens in the same condition.
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