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Collecting all the number models
Just curious, anybody on here set out to collect one (at least) each of all the number series of Cub Cadets? Which ones would be the hardest to find
if I wanted to stop at say, 1979 production? Just thinking.:bigthink: |
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800 and 169 were lowest production models. Spirit of 76 lawn tractors are pretty rare. The 95 electric is pretty rare too. The run of the mill machines aren’t hard to come by though. Gear drives slightly more rare than hydros it seems. I’m guessing you could do it in a few years of serious looking. |
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If you accumulated all those tractors and quit in '79, you'd be missing out on the red ones, just saying. |
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How big a shed do you have?
Farmall-Land in Avoca IA has a good start. On much more than just the Cub Cadets I might add. A must see when you are on I-80 in western Iowa Exit 40 on I-80 http://www.farmall-land-usa.com/ |
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He has almost all of them, including some super rare ones like the 111. A lot of super clean nice tractors. Not quite heritage restorations for most of them, but really nice looking machines. |
I've seen some nice collections. I bet there are a few folks on this forum that have extensive collections too. I would love to have a collection of 82 series. One can dream... :beer2:
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Too bad you missed the 2017 RPRU at Des Moines.
There was a full display of all the red models right in the main entrance. |
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=idwUvZ5eSvs |
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Lyle only has the Red ones. Former Member (now deceased) Myron Bounds came close to having every yellow & white model. |
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