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Old 11-21-2017, 02:58 PM
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Pretty sure of Lou and Walmart were in cahoots with one another. "Here you go Lou, take a bunch of these post the price on the Only Cub Cadet forum and then we'll jack it up then split it 50/50". (Insert evil laugh)
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Old 11-21-2017, 08:10 PM
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Got any left, LP?
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Yes I do Terry or is it Travis?.
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What on earth did you need 8 weld on ball sockets for anyway Lew? I didn't think you had any tractors with 3pt on them......
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The same reason I have a 18 seat collection, or 22 sets of wheel weights, or....
I am a hoarder!
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The same reason I have a 18 seat collection, or 22 sets of wheel weights, or....
I am a hoarder!
Fair enough..... but Cat 0 ball sockets doesn't fit the profile if you don't have tractors with 3pt that need fixed, or you might want to fix. Especially not for a guy who I've never seen weld anything. Do you even have a welder? Only thing that would make sense was if you intended to sell them.
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I have a cat 0 on the 1512, it needs one ball on each arm as they are seized up from that Florida air.
My friend in Hainesville is a machinist and a welder so no issues there.
But I will sell some balls.
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Pretty sure of Lou and Walmart were in cahoots with one another. "Here you go Lou, take a bunch of these post the price on the Only Cub Cadet forum and then we'll jack it up then split it 50/50". (Insert evil laugh)

Lew could make TENS of dollars
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Talking I see what you did there!




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