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Old 04-03-2011, 10:59 PM
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Well today a Cub cadet 70 Followed me home......It was like 5 miles from my house.. It was very dirty but saw the Lugs on the back......hmmmmmmm well it has some issues.......The steering column is destroyed !!! you can see the insides !!! the housing is gone !!!! Wheel just spins, there is a screw broken off in the carb where you mount the air cleaner........The rear rims are not IH rims, the stem is on the inside, but the rear tires are good !!! sheet metal is all good and is pretty much complete!!!! Not too bad !!!!



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Old 04-03-2011, 11:03 PM
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Old 04-03-2011, 11:13 PM
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I see your shed and I think you need more room....I don't know how you are gonna get that screw out,but ....
Any attachments?serial # please.
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Old 04-03-2011, 11:16 PM
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I see your shed and I think you need more room....I don't know how you are gonna get that screw out,but ....
Any attachments?serial # please.
ok, where is the serial number on there? there is no black tag like my other ones. there is the front half of the mule drive on there, thats it. Oh, i will get that screw out !!!
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Jason,
It should be stamped on the gear reduction housing or the little flat square area on the right side of the tranny....
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Cool score on your nice 70, Jay!
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Oh Ya, Cub Fever runnin wild Sweet find and so close to home!! A 70 is all I need yet, someday that is
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so i bought it because I figured it was going to be a rat and after a cleaning its really pretty good !!! its in good shape except the steering box is exploded. I can't part it out !!!! would not be right. I guess I will get it fired up and go from there.........
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