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Old 05-01-2017, 04:50 PM
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I picked this cart up this past weekend. The gentleman is selling out as he is sick. He had 23 Cubs and numerous attachments for sale. By the time I heard about it and got there he didn't have a lot left. This cart and a 125, 149, 582. I think I am only missing the bracket that the engine mounts to the tractor with. I have the canvas but is not pictured.
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Old 05-01-2017, 05:46 PM
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Congrats Martin, looks great!
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Wow that's interesting Martin. I actually made a number 2 cart into a leaf collection cart this summer and adapted my peco motor and vac to it. It will actually hold quite a bit but I found out something. The number 2 is low to the ground so when you dump the clippings the angle is not enough for them to exit so you have to haul them out by hand when dumped. Yours is cool, id like to see the canvas installed. Good score
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Nice score on the #2 cart and collection system.
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Wow that's interesting Martin. I actually made a number 2 cart into a leaf collection cart this summer and adapted my peco motor and vac to it. It will actually hold quite a bit but I found out something. The number 2 is low to the ground so when you dump the clippings the angle is not enough for them to exit so you have to haul them out by hand when dumped. Yours is cool, id like to see the canvas installed. Good score

Hence why I think a #2 cart is next to useless and don't understand why they demand such a high price and why people love 'em so much. HOWEVER, they are better than a wheelbarrow/carrying it by hand and good for kids rides.
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Hence why I think a #2 cart is next to useless and don't understand why they demand such a high price and why people love 'em so much. HOWEVER, they are better than a wheelbarrow/carrying it by hand and good for kids rides.
I agree I only grabbed it because it was close by and the price was right.
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Hence why I think a #2 cart is next to useless and don't understand why they demand such a high price and why people love 'em so much. HOWEVER, they are better than a wheelbarrow/carrying it by hand and good for kids rides.
The #1 cart is no better when dumping, still have to pull it all out by hand. All that being said, I'd still take a #2 cart with collection system like you got Martin. Great find!

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The #1 cart is no better when dumping, still have to pull it all out by hand. All that being said, I'd still take a #2 cart with collection system like you got Martin. Great find!

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Nice find, Martin!
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Nice score on the #2.
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