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Old 03-16-2013, 01:19 AM
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Not mine, but I thought I'd share a web page for a VERY cool looking 4-wheel drive Original built by the website owner.

4-wheel drive original http://www.cubcadetman.com/content/i...ects&Itemid=55
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Not mine, but I thought I'd share a web page for a VERY cool looking 4-wheel drive Original built by the website owner.

4-wheel drive original http://www.cubcadetman.com/content/i...ects&Itemid=55
That is neat! Thanks for sharing.
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I love this thread
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I love this thread
And since you brought it back. I'll post a pic of my grandpa on his '61 "O". Serial# 1314 I got a mowing deck on it now. I'll post a picture of that after I get back from the cabin.
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Hello, Germany calling, here is the "O" from Germany. I got it in September 2010 from the States, and restored it 2011. It's a 1961. Look at the before/after Pics,

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That' some beautiful work!
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Posted these before, but here goes,
Gramps and me in May of '61 and August of 2011.
Same tractor.

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I know this is an old post but these are some of the best photos I have seen on this forum!
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Default GREAT to see this thread re-ignited!
There's probably been some new "O"wners since this thread was started so this should give them a chance to show off their rides.

As for me, I've been progressing with my two "O"s. Made the one a bit purdier and the other a little better puller. Can ya guess which is which?



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Great looking O's C5rider!! Normally, I am not to fond of PO mods, but yours looks really cool--I like those fenders on the second one. What is that large black apparatus underneath your O with the humongous tires?

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All good looking tractors guys

...and that Puller is Impressive!!!

Havent had time to start anything on my Half-an-O as of yet, winter project maybe.
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