Let's see your CCC/MTD cubs!
 

Let's see what you got!

:TTWWP:

Are we allowed to show a teaser or do we have to show the whole machine??

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Teasers are fine as long as they are color coordinated correctly. :biggrin2:

They will be color coordinated in the spring, when it is paintin' weather!!

Same tractor, other end!

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OOPS, do not look at the seat decal, or the photo will be moved to the huntin' & fishin' Sticky!!

Ok I will post this pic again as I see this post has now come back to life. LOL.
My Dad's 2084 and my 2086.
http://i1114.photobucket.com/albums/...rs20842086.jpg

Well let's see, Here is a pic of my 128 as it was when I got it and my 982D and also my 1250 and 782 that have since moved on to other homes.

http://i210.photobucket.com/albums/b...8/DSC00763.jpg

http://i210.photobucket.com/albums/b...D/DSC02296.jpg

http://i210.photobucket.com/albums/b...D/DSC02710.jpg

http://i210.photobucket.com/albums/b...0/DSC00854.jpg

http://i210.photobucket.com/albums/b...Image003-3.jpg

http://i210.photobucket.com/albums/b...2/DSC01927.jpg

Awesome cubs, guys! :ThumbsUp:

DX3, that 982d it one awesome setup! That's a sweet machine!

Thanks cub123. I absolutely love it. I was lucky to be in the right place at the right time to grab that one.

To ERICR, Nice Pair! Thanks for re-posting. I've been looking 4-ur pic's since I lost mine too! Mine followed your's. Grampie--2284

Thanks Grampie, when my Dad and I get together and do anything it is no time flat we get done with 2 54 inch mowers. :beerchug:

Return of Grampie's lost pictures
 

2284, 149, 108, 682

Good looking cubs! :ThumbsUp:

:bigthink: Grampie thank you for the pic, as I don't think I got to see yours the first time. That is one great looking line up you have there.

Let It Snow,Let It Snow, Let It Snow!!!
 

And it is here in western Pa. today. I just picked up an all steel cozy cab the other day off craigslist for the 149. It was on a large frame bolins but we won,t tell the 149 that! we'll make it fit with the help of a cut off wheel and mig welder. I'll post pic's later. Grampie

Nice find! Looking forward to your pics. :ThumbsUp:

Here is my 1862, I just got it last month and I love it already the hydrolic lift and power steering are really nice. I can wait to use it if it ever snows here. the blade is a 42" but i would like to try a 54" it would make cleaning the street and alley allot faster if it would handle it. I think I will wait and see how it handles the 42" first. This is not my only cub I have two 482's converted to gear drive but they are the pullers.

My wife's uncle has a 1862 that he uses for snow plow duties and he's extended the 42" blade 12" on both sides. He lives in Ohio and he has great results. He has the steel peco deck with the briggs and chains on it for weight. The tilt steering and power steering are great featurs to the cyclops. Many say they are the best riding tractors they have ever drove. I'm wanting his 1864 with factory cat0 for my collection.

Good looking 1862 and blade! :beerchug:

Heres a couple pics I snapped this mornin of my 3235 all ready for snow removal duties this winter. The diff lock is amazing for pushing snow! Its equipped with the 23 hp kohler, 23x10.5x12 ag tires, custom receiver hitch, 42" snow plow off of a 1215, and the 60" commercial deck for grass cutting duties. It is in bad need of a paint job, and the carb has never been right since I got it, but considering I have a total of $500 in it, Im not gonna complain!:beerchug:

Cool 3235, you have there! :ThumbsUp:

Thanks! I really enjoy using it!

Sweet cub! You've got it loaded for bear too!

Well last year our area ended up the year with a total of somewhere around 10 feet of snow for the year and I have limited space to push it to, so when I start pushing, I push it as far as it will go. Im hoping to load the tires before next winter. Oh and come spring time she is getting a red, black, and silver paint job. Similar to a case ih fullsize tractor.

The rear hitch is holding 2 50lb. plates and a flywheel off of a cummins b series 6cyl diesel out of a ram truck.

My MTD Cub, a 2004 RZT 50

Sweet zero turn!

That's right!

Well I guess this one fits into the MTD section.
My 3235 25hp Kohler, forward 4 way hydraulics, rear 3 point lift (hydraulic)

Awaiting snow, fall of 2004
http://i237.photobucket.com/albums/ff11/lbuttke/2.jpg

Awaiteing snow/ fall 2005
http://i237.photobucket.com/albums/f...ttke/82680.jpg

Winter 2009
http://i237.photobucket.com/albums/f...tke/3235-5.jpg
http://i237.photobucket.com/albums/f...tke/3235-4.jpg

Spring 2005
http://i237.photobucket.com/albums/f...tke/plow-3.jpg
http://i237.photobucket.com/albums/f...ke/planter.jpg

Spring 2008
http://i237.photobucket.com/albums/f...e/DSC01499.jpg
http://i237.photobucket.com/albums/f...e/DSC01504.jpg

Lonny I always enjoy seeing your setup!

Nice cub, Lonny! I've enjoyed seeing the pics of your 3235 over the years!

Nice 3000, but whats with the green and yellow?

Mine kinda smoke a little.

Todd sweet smoker line up!

That pretty much sums it up. Sweeeeeeeeeeeet! :beerchug:

:Bowdown2:

Cough, cough, choke!!!

Don't fire them up all at once!!

:biggrin2:

That was the first time I used the planter after purchaseing it, I did a little adjustment to the paint later on as the green was clashing with the cub yellow.
http://i237.photobucket.com/albums/f...e/DSC01479.jpg

Awesome line up Todd!!:beerchug:

Lonny, great way to improve your planter!:beer2:

Sharp fleet of smokers, Todd!

Well done on the planter, Lonny!

Awesome diesel lineup Todd!