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Old 09-21-2010, 06:57 AM
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Mike I realy wasn't going for the cub colors , everyone else dose that . The rear wheels are some i built for my sons first pullin tractor with firestones on them . It didn't take long for him to out grow them and move on to the cepeks.They work great with the tiller and look realy cool. I did some tradin and came up with the parts to put hydrolic lift on the old girl and some other rearend mods . Now I'm looking for a two spool hydro valve . Bruce S.
Nice! Can't wait to see more as you progress. One sweet set up you have there!
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Old 09-21-2010, 03:50 PM
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Hey Bruce,

I really like the colors and will do that same paint on my 682 when I get to that point.




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Old 09-27-2010, 10:16 AM
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Talking Some of my Cub Cadets getting sun tans
I took advantage of a nice day this past Saturday and moved some of my Cubs out of the garage to do a little fall cleaning. Was a little nervouswith my wife looking down from the kitchen window. She knows I have it bad but it's never a good idea to push the envelope. The "O" frame standing upright is my 4 digit one that is being restored along with the other "O" that has the wheels.
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Thanks for the pictures! That is alot of cubbys.....!
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Great looking cubs, Mike! I always enjoy looking at your collection!
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Figured I would post a picture of the newest member to follow me home. Never owned a slant grill (that actually ran and wasn't in pieces), but I must say it is a really nice machine. Previous owner took super great care of it and had the engine rebuilt in 2003, and used it as a backup mower since then.

Brought it home yesterday, as soon as I unloaded it from the truck reattached the mower deck and mowed the lawn with it, very happy to not have to use the push mower anymore except for a bit of trimming

Now just have to put my 3-point on and some new rear tires, and it will be ready for the plow for some fall fun and then the blade for winter duty.


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Great looking 102!
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That is one nice looking 102. Congratulations.
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Mlamar , those cubbys are like rabbits they keep multiplying. Awesome to see so many cubs at one time . Very nice collection . I am envious of your garages , outbuilding , factory .
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