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Old 06-12-2018, 08:18 PM
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Hey Bllwmkl, I have numerous QuietLines in my Cub House and some I am willing to sell. Let me know if you are interested. Canfield is not too far from you!
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Sure, I'm sure they are great in their own way, but if it ain't built by IH, I'll pass it on to the next person.
Must not be any IH Cub's for sale in your area considering you only have one.
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Hey Bllwmkl, I have numerous QuietLines in my Cub House and some I am willing to sell. Let me know if you are interested. Canfield is not too far from you!
I wondered if you would chime in! I attended a swap meet/car show in Canfield once. Huge!
Can you PM me an idea of price ranges?
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The 2086 was the SGT with the Kawasaki FD620 engine that used the plastic cam gear. If it was upgraded to the steel gear it would be a great machine but it will need replaced around 600 to 800 hours as I hear if it hasn't.

The newer the machine the better the engine and driveline.
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The 2086 was the SGT with the Kawasaki FD620 engine that used the plastic cam gear. If it was upgraded to the steel gear it would be a great machine but it will need replaced around 600 to 800 hours as I hear if it hasn't.

The newer the machine the better the engine and driveline.
Todd, you are correct. That's my mistake. The 2086 was the one I was thinking of.... 2284 has a Kohler.
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