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Old 03-15-2012, 07:34 AM
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If I were you I'd only clean the deck with compressed air, and only wash the tractor with the deck off. That's a great way to rust out the deck.
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If I were you I'd only clean the deck with compressed air, and only wash the tractor with the deck off. That's a great way to rust out the deck.
Matt I figured that. I was able to get all of the water off the deck so there wasn't any standing water on it.
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Thanks for the pics and vid, Duke. Evan is enjoying cleaning his new tractor!
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Oh yeah, a young man cleaning on his Cub. A wonderful thing.
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Congrats on the 1864, Duke!
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Congrats on the 1864, Duke!
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Finally got a pic of the 3208, also one with the 1211. The 3208 has my 48" deck hooked up right now.
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Good looking cubs!
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New to this site, new cub owner. Was looking for a new mower and knew I wanted a GT, came across this 1872 for $1250, 54" deck (originaly 60"), 54" blade, around 400 Hrs on a new engine. Has the original literature folder containing every receipt for anything bought for or done to it (original owner), including the original invoice - 1/27/90,$5199. Second owner wasn't as thorough, but obviously took good care of it. I've spent the last week reading this site and I must say, I am impressed, hat's off to the administraters and all the members who are so helpful. Since I have been reading the site, I know better than to post without pics, so here ya go;
Guess I should say a little about me, I'm a recently retired (34 yrs) sheet metal worker (Kansas City) living on 3 acres in a rural community just south of St. Joe, MO. That's my best buddy ever on the tractor, my 8 yr old grandson.
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