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11-11-2012, 09:12 PM
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From upstate ny
Hi my names tyler. Iv been playing with cub cadets since i was 12. I built my 1st pulling tractor from a 782 and then upgraded it wth a gear drive and clutch. I also have a 108. And am slowly fixing up what was a 122 and i have an 1100 project underway also. And my last project is a vtwin 82 series pulling tractor. Looking to learn more about these tractors and share what i know!
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11-11-2012, 09:50 PM
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Those are my current projects bt are on hold right now because i am building a 12x12 shed to do all my work in. And hope to buy a small sandblaster so i can blast all my parts and save some money. These are just my cub cadets my dad also collects them mostly the red ones. He is a kubota tech mechanic and works at a kubota, cub cadet, caseih, and so on dealer so thats how i got into this hobbie. I work at a body shop so making them look nice is what i like to do!
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