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06-28-2013, 11:07 PM
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Mr. Lurker
Hi folks, my names Kevin.
I'm a Cub Cadet rookie, I don't own one yet. I stumbled onto this site while pawing around the net. I've been lurking around here about a month trying to learn all I can about Cub Cadets. I'm sick to death of buying a disposable mower every 3 or 4 years. Done a lot of looking and learning. Looking around for a 100 or a 70. I mow about 3 acres. You folks have a lot of good information here, and I appreciate it. I Don't have anything to contribute, just wanted to say Hi. I'm in northwest Arkansas 
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06-29-2013, 12:08 AM
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 Be careful.... once you buy one it's hard to stop! If the three acres you mow is one "yard" ... you may want to look for something that will handle a little bigger deck. It's going to take a while with that one. Something that will handle at least a 50". Shoot, just go for the gold and find you a SGT! 
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07-01-2013, 02:24 PM
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welcome to occ......I have a 100 it has mowed my two acres of lawn with no problems ,but it does take a while. I'm using a 127 hyrdo now with great results. Hydros work better IMO than 3 speeds around trees and objects you wish weren't there.I've got some kin in searcy co. and summit yellville area. I'd love to get back down there for a visit someday........
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