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Old 10-22-2025, 10:41 PM
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Sorry for the confusion. This is for my JD that I have. I didn't want to out myself that I have a mixed house.
I only list Cubs in my signature here, but I'd say everybody across the forum world knows I am colorblind when it comes to garden tractors.

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Uh Oh! You did it now! Steep sanctions and permanent ban will soon be put upon you! Heathen! BTW, nice collection...really good machines too! (not sure about the Sabre though)
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Old 10-24-2025, 09:08 PM
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Uh Oh! You did it now! Steep sanctions and permanent ban will soon be put upon you! Heathen! BTW, nice collection...really good machines too! (not sure about the Sabre though)
The Sabre is built on a John Deere STX frame. It is 26 years old. My late grandfather bought it to maintain his 1/3 of an acre. He never had an issue with it in the 11 years he owned it. And I have never had an issue with it either. It is actually more reliable than some MTD-made Cub Garden tractors I own.
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I only list Cubs in my signature here, but I'd say everybody across the forum world knows I am colorblind when it comes to garden tractors.

Cub Cadet Original

Cub Cadet 60

Cub Cadet 70

Cub Cadet 106

Cub Cadet 1450

Cub Cadet 1541

Cub Cadet 2182

Cub Cadet 3208

Cub Cadet XT3 GSX

Cub Cadet Z-Force SX54

Ingersoll 3016PS

John Deere 110RF

John Deere 112SF

John Deere 140H3

John Deere GX335

John Deere X748

John Deere Sabre 1542 HS

Simplicity Wonder-Boy

Wheel Horse 416H

White GT2055

John Deere 2025R TLB
Surprised to see that you don't have any Bolens in the mix
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Old 10-29-2025, 09:39 PM
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Surprised to see that you don't have any Bolens in the mix
There were a few Bolens dealers back in the day. But Bolens was never very big in the area. Trying to find a used one is nearly impossible in the area. I'd love to find an H16XT, HDT-1000, or a Dura-trac/DGT-1700.

I could go pick up two restored Bolens right now about 60 or 70 miles from here, but one has a Wisconsin engine and the other has a Tecumseh. Neither engine I want. Wisconsin's were great packs in the day, but like Onan, they are too expensive and time-consuming to maintain, and I hate pre-1980s Tecumseh engines.

But at this point the barn is full. I really have no more room. If I want to have an inside workspace.

I just enclosed my back outside staircase to add about 110 square feet of storage space for attachments. I only store a 3-point cultivator outside; other than that, every attachment is stored indoors.

Furthermore, I would even add Ariens GT, HT, and Gravely if I could. Also not all of my collection is even here. I have several in-display storage at a car condo I own with my brothers. But my space there is full, and they have their cars there.
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