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Old 03-27-2012, 05:08 AM
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Hi everybody, new member here from Texas, deep south texas, so deep mexico is really my backyard. I aquired my cub cadet original from probly the only other cub cadet enthusiast here in deep south texas so you can imagine the scarcity of parts. I am new to cub cadets and i really enjoy working on my cub. I have two other tractors, a John Deere 70 and a Ride King. I love my John Deere as much as i love my cub original. I love this site and hope to make new friends thank you guys.
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I know the feeling Im up in the panhandle, its all deere up this way to. The internet is the best way to find what you need, or if you are up for a challenge you can fabricate most parts yourself.
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And here all along I thought I was the only one from Texas that ever bought a IH Cub Cadet. Welcome to the place where you can get answers to your questions (About Cub Cadets). I'm in the DFW area.
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