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Old 01-18-2012, 08:24 PM
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Hello all. I am still pretty new to cub cadets so correct me if I am wrong, is there some tell-tell difference between a "super" and a regular ccc machine?
so far I have only messed with narrow frames and would like to broaden my collection.
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It is longer. The front and rear tires are larger, fronts are 18 x 8.5 x 8 and rears are 26 x12 x 12. You will know one when you see it. Model #s are 1872, 2072, 2084, 2086 for a few but there are many more models.
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opps! I forgot the main one, the 982 which is a favorite for many.
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opps! I forgot the main one, the 982 which is a favorite for many.
HOW can you forget about the 982???
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Or the Super Diesels????
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OR A 982 SUPER DIESEL LOL.
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OR A 982 SUPER DIESEL LOL.
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HOW can you forget about the 982???
You don't know where I live do you
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That Red Tractor is ugly, you should give it to me LOL
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That Red Tractor is ugly, you should give it to me LOL
Bite your tongue!!! I'm partial to ugly machinery and trailers.
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