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06-08-2011, 05:24 PM
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I thought that was a pretty good price, if it's in mint shape. Just thought it was funny to see a cub that's not yellow (or red!), thought i'd share the pics. I can't think of it as a cub either, w/o the yellow. We have a forklift here, must be painted federal yellow? Everytime I operate it i think of my cub. Can you imagine what it would look like if i put my old yellow mule drive and mower deck on it?
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06-08-2011, 05:49 PM
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oh if you look on ebay enough you'll see all kinds of paint jobs, red, white, flames, purple w/Minnesota vikings decals, etc....
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06-08-2011, 08:38 PM
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"Many unique features added during resto"...that's kinda scary too. I've had a lot of tractors and have seen (and undone) a LOT of PO mods, 99% of which were idiotic. I'd be really wary of shortcuts having been taken on that one. The other thing that bothers me is the price- It's got new paint and 4 new (probably somewhat expensive) tires. He's either losing his shorts by selling it or didn't put anything else into it. The last two running, driving QL hydro tractors I had needed $300 worth of parts to fix things that needed immediate replacement...I didn't even bother with paint or tires.
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