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Old 04-07-2016, 08:23 PM
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I have two 102s. One was my main tractor for many years and the other was my dads tractor. Yours looks great. The one that I used my son and I did a total refurbish and looks much like yours. Good job.
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Old 04-07-2016, 08:54 PM
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The 102 looks great, good luck with it.
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Old 04-07-2016, 10:00 PM
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102 looks great!! One of my favorite models next to a 100!!
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Old 04-07-2016, 10:57 PM
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Welcome to Only Cub Cadets.
Very good looking 102
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Welcome to OCC! You have a sharp 102!
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That's a great looking 102! Welcome to occ!

I finally got around to filling the holes in my 782 dash.

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Welcome to OCC ! That 102 looks shweeeet !
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Here is my cub after the very first mow I did with it! You can see how steep the hill is by comparing it to the level bridge in the back ground which goes from the third floor of my house to the levy. There is water behind this hill. Great living. This is actually the least steep part of the hill. Since getting my 123 I am able to mow my entire lawn with it, except for in between the posts for the bridge, I do get under the bridge, just not between the narrow areas between posts. This winter I will remove the mule drive and belly mower as they are both in need of serious restoration. Hopefully they last the summer...


Now that I think about it, this is kind of an old picture, both those trees are covered in leaves and flowers right now! Of course the cub is also in the garage split apart for driveline repairs
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Here is my cub after the very first mow I did with it! You can see how steep the hill is by comparing it to the level bridge in the back ground which goes from the third floor of my house to the levy. There is water behind this hill. Great living. This is actually the least steep part of the hill. Since getting my 123 I am able to mow my entire lawn with it, except for in between the posts for the bridge, I do get under the bridge, just not between the narrow areas between posts. This winter I will remove the mule drive and belly mower as they are both in need of serious restoration. Hopefully they last the summer...


Now that I think about it, this is kind of an old picture, both those trees are covered in leaves and flowers right now! Of course the cub is also in the garage split apart for driveline repairs
Nice 123!
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Default Taking my daughter on a tractor ride

Just got in off the road. My daughter wanted me to take her for a ride on her 126. Any chance I can get to fire that up I take it.
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