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Old 03-29-2015, 09:51 AM
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Your welcome Nick,do you have any Cyclops ' s ?
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I'm sure all will be fine in Joisey!

The boys 'n I are chompin' at the bit to mow with the Cub. Right now sleepin' grass or drowning in mud.
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Lew, nice snag. The "sheet metal" looks good.

Is this that "secret" auction you went to?
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yes It was,besides that there were more cubbs,just no room.
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Lew better bring it to plow day so I can take it off your hands.
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Only if you really want it.I may want it to cut my grass,I call it a women's model.
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Tankman, for reasons I can't explain my 1863 and 1641 with 317 decks both use a 5/8 x 90 Huskee belts from tractor supply. I ordered a 5/8 x 92 belt and it was to long. Discussion http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...ad.php?t=34143
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Cannon: Used your advice, TSC Huskee Kevlar 5/8" x 90" PTO drive belt. Huskee Kevlar 1/2" x 107" belt on the deck.
Works great. I staple gun the belt sleeves on the barn wall, a memory thingy.
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Lew, nice snag. The "sheet metal" looks good.

Is this that "secret" auction you went to?
not much of a secret, public auctions are easy to find here.


http://www.auctionzip.com/nj.html
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Lol Lew, and no I don't. Road trip to Lew's for a 1641
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I want that nose plastic!!! Actually, ALL the plastic! Spares would be nice. That's a nice-looking machine. Congrats.
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