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Old 07-24-2016, 08:35 PM
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John sorry its been awhile getting back to your comments referring to the 1450 I'm attempting to restore. Yes I do have some pics of it and will get them on as soon as I figure how to do it. Its kind of a long story on how I came by it. A friend of mines Dad who worked on tractors for over 50 years got ill, and last year had to be put in a nursing home. So they were trying to get rid of some of the things he had collected over the years from his work shop. He had 5 cub cadets that were the mid to late 80s. But this one was back in the corner of the shop covered with a tarp. I ask Billy (my friend ) about it and he told me his dad had bought it several years ago with the idea of restoring it himself. He started breaking it down but never finished. Any way long story short I got it. All the parts are with it except the ignition switch, pto switch and a mower deck.
Last week I completed the break down and I'm about to start the clean up and hopefully start smelling paint soon. I'm sure as this project progresses I will have many questions, and would be greatful for any help.
Larry
That's a cool story. I have pictures of my resurrected 1450 here: http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...ad.php?t=29556

There's threads for other questions I had over the short time I have been a member here. Click my screen name and look at the Statistics tab. I have a 1000 I grew up on that I had shipped west and a 1450 basket case that I brought back to life. In hindsight it probably wasn't the best economical choice but Cub Cadets are rare in California and it is a worker I'll get a lot of use from. That and another one was saved from the scrap heap.

Bob
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