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Old 06-21-2013, 10:36 AM
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I attended the Red Power Round Up in Lima OH on wednesday/thursday, and thought I'd share my Cub Cadet pics with those that weren't able to attend. This will be done in installments due to the perimeters of the site.

Overall, it is the place to be if you are a IH enthusiast. This year's show was at the Allen County fairgrounds and the fairgrounds themselves are some of the nicest grounds I've ever been to. Lots of seats in the shade, and many places to make "pit stops."

Here is a teaser shot of probably 1/4 of the red that was there.



There were a lot of vendors selling IH and IH cub cadet parts. My favorite was the no-attachments $900 169.













Lots of hacked up Cubs there too, some done well, some not so much.





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Cool pics Daniel!
Keep them coming!
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what mike said
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Enjoyed the pics, Daniel!
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More pics. Most models were represented; no shortages of originals, a couple of 86s, saw at least 3 800s, and at least one special 582.

I found out what a #2 trailer was good for- hauling kids/stuff around at a show.













Cubette recreation.









There were two kids pushing a (didn't see which model) gear drive CC around trying to start it. One would get it going and then the other would let out the clutch causing a giant SCREEEEEEEEEEEETTTTTTTTTCCCCCCCCCCCCHHHHHHHHHHHH cuz of course they were doing it on asphalt....they never did get it started.
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Keep the pics coming, Daniel!
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every cub there is beautiful, those restored originals for sale are nice, loaded up too , very nice #2 trailer, and 86
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Nice pics! More!
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those restored originals for sale are nice
They were gone on thursday.
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This was half of the main Cub barn.



See why it's funny yet?





Twin stick!







This was the rear of the 147.





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