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01-06-2012, 04:50 PM
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A 1650 found its way into the garage
Happened upon this 1650 last night while surfin' CL. Trying to catch up the Lew and all the cubs he finds out East
 . Went to look at it this am and decided to bring it home with me. Figured someday I'd end up with a 1650 to keep the 800 in line (that's what my older brother did ). It's in pretty good shape. Original paint with the normal blemishes. What sold me was the dual hydraulics. PO had bought an estate and this was left behind. Supposedly had the fuel system cleaned and used it for the year mowing then parked it due to front seal leaking. Biggest problem is it was used as a battering ram and the headlight panel is broken and the cast iron lower grill was pushed back some and the frame tabs where the cast bolts on it bent up. Otherwise runs good, even without a muffler that was removed by the PO!! Talk about loud! I know everyone likes pics, so here are a few. Oh, BTW, sure am enjoying the 52* weather today in Iowa on January 6!! Set a record yesterday of 58*!  
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Josh Diesel Cub Cadets........... 
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