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Old 07-07-2009, 09:58 AM
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Hi all, I was in the back yard and went over to my outbuilding lifted my covers to "step back" in time....there are my old mowers,I have a Sears Suburban 12 circa 1974, a Sears GT/16 TWIN (1978 silver and black version) and my beloved Cub cadet 1650...I got the itch to pull the GT/16 (tank was empty,thank goodness, added gas ,jumped...started right up,sat for 6 yrs) and my cub out. Im going to restore the GT and the cub,,well it's in great shape,I rebuilt the engine appx 6 yrs ago. I rebuild old cars,im 42 and right now working on several cars,My 57 Belair 2dr HT,my sons 32 Chevy Confederate,my 68 Camaro and my wife's 66 galaxie,wheeew.Im going to play with the mowers t break it up a little. I will have a question about the Cub in the appropriate forum so PLEASE input is needed
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Old 07-07-2009, 10:32 AM
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Welcome from a fellow NC Cub Cadet fan.
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Old 07-07-2009, 10:38 AM
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I got a sears gt 16 im trying to fix for a friend,1978 gray and black with a gannon earthcvator,tough finding parts,although I havent tryed real hard!!
Glad to have you here sounds like you got some awesome projects,as for garden tractors nothing beats the cub though huh!!!
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mrdonkey2u! Glad to have you! As Mike said, it's nice to see another NC member. Where are you located?
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Old 07-07-2009, 02:50 PM
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Im reallllllll close to winston salem,little place called "Pfafftown". Im so close to the city line I could do this.... ... if there were a wall....lol
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I live near the Fayetteville area. I have family that's close to you. They live in Yadkinville.
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Sounds like some nice machines. Get us a picture of the 1650 when you get a chance.
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already did the pic's thet are in my album, the GT is rough,but it's my first mower,bought it used so to me worth fixing. The 1650 will be nice, these old machines have character,the new one look like "preperation H" on steroids.
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Sounds like some nice machines. Get us a picture of the 1650 when you get a chance.
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