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Old 08-08-2011, 08:03 AM
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Default Picture of the Week for August 8, 2011
Cub Cadet 147 and 1872
Owner: Larry (LarryW)
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Here is Larry's comments:

When I was hunting around searching for information about the 1872 before I bought it I was hoping to find a picture someone had with a IH CC just to compare size too. I never ran into one so I thought I would post my own. Then saw POTW and decided I would enter it. If I dont win, I am curious where to post it. There isnt a show off you cubs thread title that I found. It has a IH CC and my 1872 that is made by MTD. What is CCC? not sure if the 1872 is a CCC?

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Old 08-08-2011, 11:51 AM
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Nice cubs! Congrats on POTW, Larry!
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Larry Congrats on POTW! The 1872 is a CCC.
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Congrats on the pic of the Week. CCC stands for Cub Cadet Corporation. That is the company name MTD gave Cub Cadet when they bought it from IH.

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Congratulations on Picture of the Week!!! The 147 certainly has a great honor being the first 14hp cub, with mods of it own and your 1872 looks like its ready to aggressively go after any job you throw at it!!! Nice cubs!

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Yup, at least something good comes out of Cleveland, OH. , Your 1872 is alot bigger, but I'd have to say the IHCC is built just as good! Great picture for Picture of the week!
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Congrats Larry!! The more Supers I see..the more I want one!! Anyone want to trade a couple narrow frames for a super?..hehe

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Old 08-09-2011, 12:26 AM
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Congratulations on Picture of the week LarryW
Good looking pair of Cubs
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Larry, a couple of great looking Cubs. The 1872 looks great. I just picked up a 1572 myself and love it.

Here is the link for showing pics of your Cubs:
http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...ead.php?t=2275
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Wow, I missed it, lol. Thanks All!!!
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