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Old 08-08-2017, 10:40 AM
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I'm Matt,

I am from Ida MI. My first IH built Cub Cadet is a 1650 that I picked up pretty clean. I added the rear hitch pieces and built a sleeve hitch for it. In the six months I've had it, it's had it's fair share of tlc, mostly gaskets and seals on the hydro pump and rear end. I put a set of true power ags on the rear, loaded with beet juice.

I have also picked up a few implements for it. A QA42A snow thrower that needs a little love. A 1A tiller that needs a lot of love! A 10" single bottom that I have used a bit already and a cultivator. Just this weekend I finished fabricating a sleeve hitch mounted bucket, which I plan on adding some pictures of when I figure out how!
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Oh, you are very close as far as internet forums are concerned! We're in the same county. I don't think the fellow scrapped those tractors of his own free will, the township forced him to clean up the property. From what I understand, the pile of mowers around his mother's house just around the corner made the dealership look clean.

My 1650 came from a fellow close to you, over on Milwaukee Rd. His name is Wade.

Did you make it to the Southeast Michigan antique tractor anand engine show in Newport a couple of weeks ago?
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I did go to Mason and Wauseon,-- might go to Oakley.
My 1650 came from Oberlies consignment auction some years back,
I bought the deck for $85 and they threw the tractor in too Ha,LOL.
Aw well this thing is way off topic.
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I bought the deck for $85 and they threw the tractor in too Ha,LOL.
Aw well this thing is way off topic.[/QUOTE]

As long as we're off topic, I just missed the boat on a 50A mower deck for $50! It looked to be in good shape too. I messaged the guy, had the time and place coordinated and he called back to inform me that his brother had sold it the night before.
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