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Old 12-24-2017, 09:24 PM
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Nice 123! It’s one of my favorites.
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Thank you Jon. That would double my investment but ya gotta pay to play I suppose.

I may well do that if I cant round some up locally-ish.

That is indeed the tire!

John

I didn't say it was the cheapest option.

Most of the tractors in my area came with the other style of tire. The "knobby" turf. I've often wondered if it was a territory or location thing. Seems more of the tractors out east had that tread, while here in the midwest, you see more of the other style, or AG tires. Curious....
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nice looking tractor
I'm thinking something like that is in my future
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I didn't say it was the cheapest option.

Most of the tractors in my area came with the other style of tire. The "knobby" turf. I've often wondered if it was a territory or location thing. Seems more of the tractors out east had that tread, while here in the midwest, you see more of the other style, or AG tires. Curious....
Turf tread is pretty much the norm here. Until very recent years I can't recall ever seeing a lawnmower in person with ag tires. For the Southeast I would say no snow and an abundance of small farm tractors due to tobacco operations. Those operations flooded the market with older smaller tractors (Super A-140--Cubs too but they were sort of rare on farms). When the option exists to cheaply own a farm tractor for gardening and maintenance of your property, most folks here chose to only mow with a lawnmower/garden tractor
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I will say on our unlevel ground, I really like the way ags work for mowing---I believe in that and Santa Claus!
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Nice original looking and complete 123
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Very nice 123.. you can't find nice original tractors like that around here anymore!

I like the look of the narrow tires on it! Kinda odd.. we don't find many of that style tire around here.. Most of the ones we see are the knobby turf style. Not many with ags either.. There is an abundance of older small farm tractors around from the older family farms. Most people that used Cub Cadets only mowed grass.. not much need for the ags because they had other tractors to do chores with..
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