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All of these overpriced threads have gotten me thinking. I'll say first, that my cub is exactly what I wanted, so no matter what anyone says, it won't make me have second thoughts, or hurt my feelings. Just curious.
Mine is a 100, it starts right up, and runs like a top. The first thing I did with it when I got it home was pulled my honda civic up a slight hill, and it succeeded. It has brand new 23" tractor tires on the back, and new tires on the front. It has a brand new brinly sleeve hitch and a hydraulic lift that works very well. The seat on it is brand new, and the frame and all sheet metal is very solid, no rust whatsoever (other than a little surface rust on the hood). The front pto seems to work very well and engages easily, and it shifts into all 3 gears and reverse very easily. The only thing on it that doesn't work is the headlights and I could use 1/1000th of a braincell and fix that. I plan to use it to work about 4 acres of foodplots for deer hunting, push snow, and general work around my large acreage. Like I said, I'm real happy with it, and whatever you say won't hurt my feelings. Just wondering. I paid $1440.00 |
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