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03-27-2018, 03:15 PM
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Depending on condition, $700 for the 109 may be a good deal.
You say Cubs are a rarity where you live..... odd.... Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, Maryland..... all those states are the most "cub rich". Now, New York is a big state.... but there are several members here from New York and they usually find things for better prices than we see in my state, which is actually pretty saturated with Cubs. There are older SCUT tractors that are not much bigger than a Cub Cadet and would definitely fit in a 50" opening. I'm not trying to talk you out of a CC.... but I want you to find what you need. Look at older (30-40 year old) Yanmar, Kubota, or even Ford small tractors. For what you want, an IH Lo-boy with 3pt would fit the bill better, and is under 50" wide. All these are out there and usually be had in the neighborhood of $3,000. Lo-boy's usually bring $1500-$2000. If you buy a cub and build a loader, or buy a loader for one, that's not much more than you're going to have in it. Too bad your not closer. I have a 185 Lo-boy with 3pt I want to sell. 
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