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Old 05-04-2014, 07:34 PM
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I picked up an Original today. Serial #59559. Far cry from my old #653 but I like it!! Sheet metal is in excellent condition I can't believe how nice the hood and seat are. Not currently running but the engine turns free and I don't think it should take much to get it going. Can someone refresh my memory as to what the last serial number for the Originals was?
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Old 05-04-2014, 07:35 PM
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A couple more....
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Old 05-04-2014, 07:47 PM
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Nice find Martin,
did it come with those wheel weights I see

I think the last 0 was 65297?
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Nice find Martin,
did it come with those wheel weights I see

I think the last 0 was 65297?
Thanks Lew, no I actually picked those weights up last weekend. Believe it or not my wife spotted them mounted on an Ariens lawn mower in a guys yard near our local gas station. She said "hey I think those are IH weights" and of course I had to stop and check...sure enough they were! Made a Lew offer and took them home
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A bonus was that 3 out of the 4 bolts holding on the weights were IH
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Thanks Lew, no I actually picked those weights up last weekend. Believe it or not my wife spotted them mounted on an Ariens lawn mower in a guys yard near our local gas station. She said "hey I think those are IH weights" and of course I had to stop and check...sure enough they were! Made a Lew offer and took them home
Nice find on the weights Martin, now you have 3 sets? Nice find On the original , you still going to look at the other one?
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Thanks Nick, yeah I'm just waiting on a phone call for the other Original...but if I don't hear something in another week or so I will call
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Great find Martin, you're on a roll lately. What's up with the new found cub buying at a rapid pace?
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Nice Martin!
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Thanks! Well I don't know I really miss some of the O's that I had and have gained more of an appreciation for the other Cubs too. I don't know what going on around here lately but Cubs are popping up everywhere!! I could pick up 2 a day if I wanted to...
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