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Old 06-21-2015, 07:44 AM
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Nice clean 149! Did it come with a mower deck or anything else?

I'm a CSX engr too, up here on the Baltimore Division!
Yes I picked up the mower deck and snow plow or blade(what ever it's called). They are not in very good shape but that will change. I worked on the Florence Division for 43 years. Started when it was SCL and worked out of Hamlet, NC all my career. I love trains just as much as I do Cubs just can't park them in my back yard!
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....just can't park them in my back yard!
There's a lot of things from my past, that I can't park in my back yard.
But, now I'm getting too many cubs, back there. Plenty of room, but not enough strength or money to fix'um. need to get one or two finished, and sell!
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Old 06-21-2015, 07:55 PM
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Nice to see a tiller and a pool in the same place,are you happy?
Thanks everyone and yes I am happy with this worker. As a matter of fact as soon as I had it unloaded we tilled up a spot in the garden. I had planted beans in one spot which failed to come up. I reworked that spot and man was that sweet! I had the Brinly cultivator on the modest one in the background (129) and had the rows laid out in nothing flat. I love my Cubs. As you can see the guard is missing on the belt. I have contacted the PO hoping he still has it. If not I will place a want add. And maybe someone has a spare.
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Did you happen to have any virgin NC red clay to till? Just curious what kind of problems I'll have when I try out my rebuilt tiller. Need to put finishing touches on the tractor first but will be trying the tiller soon after that.
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