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Old 06-04-2012, 06:56 PM
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Default Greetings from Upstate New York
Hello All,

It's been quite awhile since I visited the site. I recognize a few of the names. (Hi Cecil) I've gotta figure out how to post some pics for ya. My little gang has grown to three: IH 1100 My first tractor. Followed by a CC 1210 with a modified (by others) hanger toting a 50" deck, and a dirt/ snow plow. Finally, the 2072, with 60" Haban deck, a 451 snow blower (needed adapter kit to reach the ground), and a three point cat 0 hitch with drawbar, and a 48" Roto-tiller attachment, shaft driven by rear PTO.
My problem is, I work 'em so much I can't find time to really go through them the way I'd like. I have arrived at a theory...If I get some "spares" as back-up, I'll be able to really get into the Super and freshen it up. Unfortunately, wifey wants to waste all our money on food and mortgage payments
I'd like to get ahold of an 1811, or maybe an 1863 to tote the 50" deck and the 451 'blower. Then I could give the old boys a good goin' over.

And as an aside...The one tractor that has run for me with the least problems, with bad gas, original battery from when I bought it, and really being ignored...is the 1100. Go figure.
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Glad to have you! Hi back at ya! Looking forward to your pics.
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Old 06-04-2012, 07:36 PM
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Think I got it...These were the first tractors I owned. I still have the 1100, but sold the 2072 back to the seller...It's a long story...But I went on to acquire another Super. I'll get pics as soon as I can find some.

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Nice cubs! Looking forward to the pics of your super!
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We ain't got nothin' but time and love long stories!!



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Welcome back to OCC, glad to have you here.
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Welcome! How far upstate are you? I call myself upstate when I talk to people from Jersey but i'm on the border.
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Im originally from the southern tier (Waverly, NY)..went to college in the Catskills, (and went to school from lots of kids from LawnGuyLind) and have also lived in Albany, Corning, and now Rochester..I have learned:

If you are from New York City or LawnGuyLind, "upstate" begins just north of the Bronx.

If you are actually FROM upstate NY, upstate is North and West of Binghamton!

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