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Old 07-02-2011, 10:44 AM
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Hello, everyone. Looks like great site. I recently sold my 149 to get an 1872 with 60" deck. Im getting all the kinks out of it and is running and mowing great now. I also have a 147 with deck and blower. Its a good ole cub. I have always had charging or starting problems with it though. I must have had 4 starter gens on it. I keep buying junk ones of ebay I guess. Would of been better off getting the new one.

Im really enjoying the site! Thanks!
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Old 07-02-2011, 09:19 PM
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Old 07-02-2011, 09:23 PM
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Welcome to OCC Larry. Looking forward to seeing some pics.
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Old 07-02-2011, 10:11 PM
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Good to see more members from Michigan.
I just joined not long ago and can tell you these are a great bunch of guys.
Lots of information here as well. Welcome to the forum.
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Old 07-03-2011, 12:05 AM
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Thanks Everyone!

DX3, I'll take some pictures. Right now both machines are just work machines. Nothing show on them, lol. But I do want to strip the 147 down and paint it up and go through everything. Im kinda in the middle of looking for a house and selling mine but as soon as I get a pole barn that is going in there after I put my Attex 6x6 back together. For now though I just added my 1872 as an avatar.

CaptMax, Just scanning through there forums there seems to be a few different Michigan Members. Thats cool! Glad to meet you!
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Thanks Everyone!

DX3, I'll take some pictures. Right now both machines are just work machines. Nothing show on them, lol. But I do want to strip the 147 down and paint it up and go through everything. Im kinda in the middle of looking for a house and selling mine but as soon as I get a pole barn that is going in there after I put my Attex 6x6 back together. For now though I just added my 1872 as an avatar.

CaptMax, Just scanning through there forums there seems to be a few different Michigan Members. Thats cool! Glad to meet you!


All my tractors are workers and I proudly take and post pics of them.
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Hello and welcome! I too am a newbie-both to the world of IH Cub Cadets and to this forum.
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Hello and welcome! I too am a newbie-both to the world of IH Cub Cadets and to this forum.
Welcome! I have had loads of questions answered already just by searching around. Its fun looking at some of the things these guys are doing to there cub cadets!
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