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Old 12-19-2010, 06:20 PM
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That's an awesome collection of cubs!
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cmatthew, Sweet looking 123!

nashcub, Great collection! This site needs more guys with lots of Cubs! It takes the heat off of me with the "Boss"...I can show her it could be much much worse than just having two!!
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dang thats a nice line up. what all models are there?
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that'll be a qa42a on the front of my cubby. (darkminion)
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Cmatthew,
I didn't think those were mountable on a 123.
Well, these are farewell pictures,the 108 and the 70 are going to new homes. The 782 and the 125 are sending them off in style.
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darkminion- you are right. they dont mount on a 123. but i went ahead and mounted it. closest thing for the price that i could find. it works real good. nice pics!!
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jwk49- nice ride. looks like you had the same idea as i on adding weight to the rear with those what look to be like sitting blocks for home propane tanks.
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I made a form and poured concrete with rebar, it is approx 160#, I made similar ones on my other tractors and works pretty well.
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Looks good jwk49,I have two 1811's now and really like them a lot.
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Are there any specific things that the 1811 are problem items that I should watch for? I have had 5 other international cadets but the first MTD
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