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09-15-2019, 10:49 PM
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Proud new Cub Cadet 149 owner
My brother bought a cabin in Minnesota a couple of years ago, it is a log cabin built in 1936. In the separate garage was a Cub Cadet 149 with a 50 inch mower deck that the previous owner used to mow the lawn. Also attached was a Trac-Vac model 460. The previous owner took a fair amount of notes including the original owers name and what he paid for it. I also have a 3 pack of blades for it and a few other random parts. Lucky for me, my brother had no interest in it and wanted it out of his garage. I just brought it home today and am happy to say they (Tractor motor and Trac Vac motor) are up and running.
I did have to remove the mower deck as it was 1/2" too wide for the trailer I hauled it with. I have found a fair amount of information on it. (I can't believe that it is hydro-static!) Is there anything anyone else can tell me? What do you think it is worth? Have you ever used a Trac Vac? Is it worth anything? I live in a suburb of Minneapolis and don't have use for it. Thanks all! 
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