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05-24-2010, 08:07 AM
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Found this treasure! Whats it worth? IH #1 Cart
I brought home a pile of cub stuff and this was included. To my knowledge its a IH Cub #1 cart. From what I am reading these are hard to find. This one is in poor cond. Dont know if it is wourth fixing? Let me know what you think? I think I am going to sell it.
Thanks!    
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05-24-2010, 01:44 PM
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You definitely have a #1 cart. They are very hard to find. IMHO, it's worth fixing up. There's not many around. If you fix the cart before selling, you can get a lot more for it.
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05-24-2010, 07:41 PM
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Send me a PM if you are interested in selling it and how much you would need for it. I am in south/central MI.
Thanks Rod
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05-25-2010, 02:24 PM
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That wouldn't take much at all to repair. Probably $50 to sandblast and an hour or so with a grinder/welder, some sheet metal and a coat of IH correct colored paint.
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#7
05-26-2010, 07:23 PM
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Other than the flat tire and the sheet metal its in decent shape for the age of it and the fact that is looks like it has spent its entire life OUTSIDE! OMG! Why can't people put things away out of the weather?????
 That drives me nuts! People will put junk inside a garage incase they need it someday, but something they use every week and should "VALUE" they leave outside for it to rot away. Meanwhile the JUNK inside they never use and end up sending it to the dump 3 years later after the mice have lived in it, so much mold has started to grow on it, not even a rodent would want to live in it and lets not mention the dust and bird #$(% on it either...DUH!!!!!!!!!!!!
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05-27-2010, 01:42 PM
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 I agree totaly! It will need wheels,and sheet metal. By the time I fix it up to sell it and ask more money for it, it will be a wash. On the other hand if I wanted to keep it, I could justify the labor and time. But I am not going to keep it. It needs a home with someone that wants and needs that exact cart. First $50.00 takes it. I will post on flebay after the weekend.Rich
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06-10-2010, 01:43 AM
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Rich , stop over ,and see the cub gang when you go by .The wife even looks for cubs now only problem she has is she is finding newer ones . work will start in a few weeks on the cart . Some other projects to finsh up first .
Thanks
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