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Old 10-14-2014, 04:15 PM
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Wyatt,

Good looking Cub Cadet

I saw it at this years Red Power Round Up.
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Old 10-14-2014, 04:23 PM
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Reminds me of a Johnny Cash song,

Looks good to me.


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Now, THAT'S what I'm talkin' about!!!! Wyatt, I think I have read every post about your "Wheatland" through the archives over there, but I don't post there. I was tickled to see it finished. That is on SWEEET tractor. By the way, I borrowed your idea on the front axle of my 106 mod. Thanks! I used the tall one. The correct police won't even look at me.
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Guys,
I guess I dont fit the mold either. The 147R is pretty much a stock Cub except for the paint and the pipe, the tires, and seat. Very snorty! Fun at shows with the implement train too.





I really like the custom mods you guys have done to your Cubs!
Maybe my next one will be a little wilder?

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Wyatt,

Good looking Cub Cadet

I saw it at this years Red Power Round Up.
Agreed! What an outstanding all-gear garden tractor!

However, I do like Charlie's fourm also because personal opinions other than IH/CCC Cub Cadets are largely kept to themselves,.........

OCC is just an all-out exciting place to be, FACT!

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Thanks for the compliments, it was a very drawn out project (13 years?). Here's another shot for fun.
Can I get a close up shot of this pic. Interested in that setup. Nice looking tractor :-)
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Great job Wyatt. Don't worry about what the correct police think. We all have the right to do as we please with our Cubs.
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I took some pictures of Wyatt's Cub at this years Red Power, it is even nicer than the pictures show.
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Looks good, nice job.
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