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Old 05-02-2013, 06:37 PM
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I bought my first cub in 1973, a real nice original, cut our 2 acres and plowed snow with it until I ran into a tree with it and broke the steering gear. I paid $275 for that tractor and got $100 for it 37 years later. It hooped and coughed and blew oil but it pushed 2 feet of snow. It proved to me that the old kohlers were industructable. I've got a 129 now that I bought about a year ago, nice machine, got it from a guy who has hundreds of them, When I asked him about the Hydro he told me , you can,t get any thing better,I'm getting used to the hydro, I plowed some heavy wey snow with it this winter with no problems, the K engines are still the best.
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Hello and welcome! I'm from Mo also. Very good forum here,alot of nice helpful people. What part of Mo are you from? Jeff City here.
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Hello and welcome! I'm from Mo also. Very good forum here,alot of nice helpful people. What part of Mo are you from? Jeff City here.
I'm in House Springs a little old place about 30 miles from St. Louis. We live just off and just high enough above the Big River and I mean just, been here 40 years and never flooded, probably never will. This looks to be a very nice and very informative forum. If I knew they existed, I'd probably never have gotten rid of my original but new days, new ways, this one was built in about 1971. I like the old stuff, they were a lot simpler and built to last, I've got a nice 79 Vette and a 68 f-100, both look and run great, now that I'm getting old I hope to follow their lead.
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Welcome from NY. I have a '70 F350. Nice to see another bumpside guy here. Have you ever checked out the forums at fordification.com ?
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