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Old 05-23-2011, 06:52 AM
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Cub Cadet 2182
Owner: Christopher (crittercub)
Location: Wisconsin

Cub Cadet 610 loader, with custom built quick tach mounts, 1440 sides panels cut out for exhaust

I bought this unseen, over the phone from a elderly gentlemen in central Illinois. It had sat in a barn for over 3 years, untouched. A little tinkering, and the Kubota 3 cylinder gas engine,came to life. It purred like a kitten. The loader was an add on that I did. Its a Cub Cadet 610. the only mods to the loader are for the mounts. I can still use the quick tach mount system, and I can run the 60 inch deck with the loader still on it, It only has 774 hours, and I'm the second owner.
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Old 05-23-2011, 07:00 AM
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that is a sweet super and loader!!! What's the capacity on that loader?? It looks awesome on that SGT!!!
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Load capacity? Looks like it is about to tip over forward without any load in the bucket...do you have to put weights on the back?
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Congrats on POTW! A loader on a super my dream set up! That's a awesome set up!
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Awesome 2182 and loader! Congrats on POTW!
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Great job engineering!! Wow, to be able to run the deck with the loader still on---best of both worlds. Congratulations on the Picture of the Week!

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nice cub you have there! Congrats on pic of the week!
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Awesome 2182 Chris! I'd love to own one like it someday! I bet it pays it's dues around the homestead!


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Congrats on POTW!

Nice tractor and loader!
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Great job engineering!! Wow, to be able to run the deck with the loader still on---best of both worlds. Congratulations on the Picture of the Week!

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oh it's got a deck too!! I didn't get that far down!
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