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Old 05-28-2009, 02:52 PM
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Nice old tractors.Just picked mine up 3 weeks ago and the wife loves it (still needs a little work).Name here is Mike and I live in the central WA.I have always had a old tractor around to mess with (Farmalls, Fords n8, n9 and to many to list). Only 2 tractors in the line up right now a cub cadet 70 and Farmall C...Here's a pic. More later.
PS. I traded a fishing pole for my cub cadet 70, not a bad trade at all.
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Old 05-28-2009, 03:59 PM
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I'll trade you 3 fishing poles for that 70!! Nice looking Cub!!
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You got a great deal, for your fishing pole. Nice 70, and good luck with it!
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Nice tractor. A fishing pole... A fishing pole...A fishing pole? Was it blessed by Babe?
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Mike

I got a couple split bamboo poles in fair condition for the lights!!!!!
Nice score Im really likeing the 70/100,I have a 70 Im very sloooooooowly cleaning up!!
And Your wife loves it to boot!!
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Great deal for the 70, I like the blade.


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your wife likes it for the blade, diamonds are a girls best friend you know
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