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Old 05-26-2018, 07:43 PM
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Here's the pics of the cart I mentioned in last post.. holds a lot of weight. Had 10 80 pounds bags of concrete in it last fall when we were installing fence. I think it would have held more. It we were limited by space
Looks an awful lot like a number 3 cart, hopefully it wasn't cause it would suck to destroy an original cub cart.
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Picked it right up... Now I'll never get to use my 126
Nice to see a youngster interested in a Cub Cadet... far too many these days don't even care to go outside.. they would rather glue themselves to a video game, a phone or a TV.

Keep teaching and encouraging him!

Dad let me drive his 100 when I was 4 or 5 (idle speed in 1st gear with him right beside me) ... I still remember and I've been hooked every since!
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Looks an awful lot like a number 3 cart, hopefully it wasn't cause it would suck to destroy an original cub cart.

Dont think it was.. whatever it was it was a POS when I got it. It was original blue like in this picture. It was useless with the small solid tires and weak tow bar. So we beefed it up and made it dump.
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Looks like a Jackson.
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I had the same cart when I was a kid....as a matter of fact I still have it. The cart must be over 40 yrs old. I feel old now.
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I just past the #40 myself. I feel old. Alot of my FB friends I graduated with, now have kids graduating HS.
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Dont think it was.. whatever it was it was a POS when I got it. It was original blue like in this picture. It was useless with the small solid tires and weak tow bar. So we beefed it up and made it dump.
I think I have the same cart. I thought it was a lot bigger when I got it from CL.
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I just past the #40 myself. I feel old. Alot of my FB friends I graduated with, now have kids graduating HS.
Shrew..Enjoy the 40's ! they go even faster than the 30's did! lol
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Good eye.. Your right! My son reminded me last night that it was a Jackson. Kid has a steal trap memory for this stuff. With that said yall probably understand why I didnt feel bad changing it. We had to weld a 24" x 24" steel plate to the underside to stiffen it up enough to do what we wanted it to do.. Works great now. Its a little on the small side but we have a larger modern cart as well. Still think this will hold more weight than the newer one tho
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