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Old 08-30-2016, 01:01 AM
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Now you are a "Big Tractor Man". The envy of the neighborhood! Looks like a fun project, congrats!
I don't know about that. Still no substitute for the Cub Cadet
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Congrats! I like the looks/design of those older Case garden tractors. They look like they mean business...
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Old 08-30-2016, 11:16 AM
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Congrats on the case Todd, looks good!
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Congrats on the Case Todd, that will look good all done up next to the O in the living room.
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Old 08-31-2016, 01:16 AM
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Congrats on the Case Todd, that will look good all done up next to the O in the living room.
Ain't no Case going my living room other than a gun case. Just in case HRC get's her way. Unless we get our way and she has her Case in a court of law, and in that case I'll still have the gun case...
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Lol!!!

I like it Todd! It will look good next to the Cubs... and with the other Case.

Found a hydraulic Case tiller today at the local equipment auction lot.... want it?

Good visiting with you the other day!
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I like it Todd! It will look good next to the Cubs... and with the other Case.

Found a hydraulic Case tiller today at the local equipment auction lot.... want it?

Good visiting with you the other day!
Was good chatting with you also Jon.
As we said, all old iron is liked, even a J I Case
No, I'll pass on the tiller.
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Ain't never seen a tractor so gummed up with oil from leaks everywhere... Got the Bota out and did some pressure washing to find out what's leaking, and what isn't. There isn't much that's not.
Couple O rings and hoses and it "should" be cured.
Also found a broken PTO clutch cam thingy...
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Original's Face Lift thread.http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...ad.php?t=34439
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Thanks for posting the pics. I especially like the photo of the underside of the beast. Looks like a rugged old girl! I've never seen one around here, (upstate NY) are they kind of rare?
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Thanks for posting the pics. I especially like the photo of the underside of the beast. Looks like a rugged old girl! I've never seen one around here, (upstate NY) are they kind of rare?
No, they were produced for quite a spell. I don't know much about them, never did much research. I just like old iron, and the price was right.
But if I could only have one or the other, I would take a Cub hands down any day of the week over one of these.
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