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Old 12-17-2012, 03:51 PM
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Probably since there are not too many of the cub cadets left (except at Sam's and Allen's houses)!
they trying to corner the market??? Congressional inquiry is needed!!!

I've owned the 1250 since about 1984 or so and it was a beaten horse at the time (cemetary mower). I kept it going with the usual "nuisance" stuff (plus a new K341 engine in the late 80's).

My current "tear down" actually has given me a lot more appreciation for the thing that my wife keeps telling me to dump...Xmas is coming so the "Christmas Story" movie will be running non-stop...my 1250 (now a hybrid 1650) reminds me of that furnace scene.
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Probably since there are not too many of the cub cadets left (except at Sam's and Allen's houses)!
Easy, I only have 4 Cubs and 2 of them are for sale. Go talk to the guys that have 20 + about cornering the market.

Yep you should use some Loc-Tite on the threads of bolts and a little silicone under the bolt heads to seal them so they don't leak.
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Yeah, some people
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Old 12-17-2012, 05:08 PM
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Easy, I only have 4 Cubs and 2 of them are for sale. Go talk to the guys that have 20 + about cornering the market.

Yep you should use some Loc-Tite on the threads of bolts and a little silicone under the bolt heads to seal them so they don't leak.
so you are a 1%er...I think its time to re-distribute the Cubs...
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so you are a 1%er...I think its time to re-distribute the Cubs...
I got your 1% right here. Don't get me PO'd
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I've only got one, so does that make me a 1/2%'er?
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No cubs here.Just collectors items.

Sam I am always trying to redistribute them.I like the smile it brings to the new owners faces.
Its Mike who has 99% of all the Cubs in PA!!
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Don't forget about Ray out in east PA Lew!
He has a few too!
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Probably since there are not too many of the cub cadets left (except at Sam's and Allen's houses)!
LOL John! I only have three, plus Jenn has her 2130.
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