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Engine looks good
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here be my 102 that the engine went into
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That's a beautiful 102!!
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Bought this a few weeks ago to teach my sons how to use a clutch. Pretty good little tractor.
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My 1450, which has been my main mower this year, and hopefully for many more years to come.
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Good looking tractors guys
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Bought this a few weeks ago to teach my sons how to use a clutch. Pretty good little tractor.
Good for you, way to go dad
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here be my 102 that the engine went into
That is a good looking 102. That was the first Cub I had when I was 12 or so. I am going to have one, one of these days.
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image.jpg. Got the wiring done on the 73 so it stays charged so me and my son took it for a joyride around the hill and I took pics when we got back
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I wish our tractors look as nice as all of the nice ones posted. I took my daughter camping this weekend and came back with this surprise for my daughters Original. A used set of AG tires and rims and a set of wheel weights. Spoiled little girl!!

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