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04-14-2014, 09:40 PM
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New from IL
Hey everyone, new to the site but not not new to cubs, grew up on a couple 149s and just acquired another. Really appreciate all the valuable information that I've already gained. Just caught the cub bug again and hope to pass it on to my son. First year using the cub in the garden. Every spare moment, Lately has been spent fabbing up sleeve hitch and getting the implements tweaked and ready for the garden, cant wait for the rain to stop so I can do some more testing.
Sorry for rambling, first post Jeff 
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04-14-2014, 10:10 PM
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Also was wandering if anyone knows how my lift all of a sudden seems to have locked and now I have down force ? Pretty sure when I started messing with it, I could lift up on the 3rd pt. Now when setting the cultivator down it tries to lift rear tires. My garage is a Couple miles away and haven't been able to check it out yet . Restful for any ideas.
thanks
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04-14-2014, 11:51 PM
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Thanks for having me, seems to be a real wealth of knowledge and friendly members
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