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Old 05-24-2018, 10:54 AM
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Put a new cub cadet factory seat on the 169 - love it! Sit up a bit higher and is alot more ergonomical for me bro g over 6 ft. She just finished mowing so not as pretty as I'd like.

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I've never mowed with chains. How do you like it? Only needed for steep slopes?

Looks great!
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Thnx Andrew ! I don't normally mow with chains except at the beginning of the year. My property has some slopes and gradients that take some time to dry up so I use the chains for additional traction to prevent sliding on hills and getting stuck. They will come off once it dries up a bit more. I would really love me some firestone ags...

Oh as to mowing, I don't notice I have chains on in the grass. On the pavement it can get a tad bumpy bit I don't mind it - to each their own.
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She looks great!
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Thanks Terry! I try and keep it clean and waxed!
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Looks like a great working 169 cub! You really take great care of that, as the pics show. I like the "new" king's throne mounted on it. I always remind people that you can breath the king's air, but you cannot sit in the king's throne. Your 169 would be a treasure in anyone's collection!!

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Mowing with chains works fine for me and is not noticable. It helps out if stuck or needing to pull something unexpectedally.
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Very glamorous indeed.
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Great looking tractor. Those armrests make it look very comfortable to ride.
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Looks like a great working 169 cub! You really take great care of that, as the pics show. I like the "new" king's throne mounted on it. I always remind people that you can breath the king's air, but you cannot sit in the king's throne. Your 169 would be a treasure in anyone's collection!!

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Thank you so much for the kind words! Ever since I first learned of the 169 I had always wanted one. Now that I have one, I do what i can to take care of it. I gave it a much needed bath tonight

As to the seat - it's a brand new factory seat off one of the new cub models on the showroom floor at the dealer. I can't recall the model but it sure is comfy and very ergonomical as previously stated. The arm rests are great - now just need a cup holder lol.

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