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Old 05-02-2016, 07:15 PM
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Wow. Never saw one of those before. Very nice!!!
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70, #1 cart. Brinly Cultivator. Some wheel weights.

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Thanks guys. Look what Lew posted 2 years ago.
http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...ht=rear+sickle
Does anyone have that brochure?

Jmech, I put it on my 1772 to get it off the truck but I'll probably keep it on a 982 after seeing Lew's post. The one I'm doing now doesn't have the front ports and I kinda wanted to keep it a 984 but I may have to put some remotes in the back.

This thing is heavy! I bent one of my TSC aluminum ramps that are rated at 750LBS each.
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that is super sweeet.... would sure work good on my river bank... i think since i used to live near racine i should get to use it

thing is awesome though...looks good on that bada$% cub too
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Thanks guys. Look what Lew posted 2 years ago.
http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...ht=rear+sickle
Does anyone have that brochure?
I wonder if Lew still has the brochure?
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Just a FYI there is one of these mowers for sale on WFM.

http://www.wfmachines.com/forums/sho...ar-mount-mower
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Nice looking outfit Todd! Jealous! I just so happen to have rear outlets on my 982... I wonder if it is as heavy as the Cat 0 roto tiller? Mine makes the 982 light on the front!

Sam, that isn't too far from me but alas, $1500 is way outside my budget!
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Just a FYI there is one of these mowers for sale on WFM.

http://www.wfmachines.com/forums/sho...ar-mount-mower

According to Lew, they were $1400 new. If that one has ever been used at all, I think $1500 is a little high. Hope Todd got a better deal.....
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Very nice Todd
About time we see some pictures...
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According to Lew, they were $1400 new. If that one has ever been used at all, I think $1500 is a little high. Hope Todd got a better deal.....
$1400 in 1980 dollars is $4,045.93 in 2016 dollars.

Sounds like a pretty good deal for Todd
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$1400 in 1980 dollars is $4,045.93 in 2016 dollars.

Sounds like a pretty good deal for Todd

Not to be argumentative (cause your my bud) but if we used inflation as a way to figure "worth" we wouldn't be able to afford anything used. It's kind of neat to see what something's price from "back then" would be now, but it's not really a good way to price something.

Guess with this kind of rare stuff, the "worth" is determined by the buyer.... but we all know that already.
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