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Old 03-15-2013, 10:01 PM
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Default Cub Cadet Cart at auction in wa
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Stopped by to preview a local auction and saw a cart with an IH decal on it. I did some searching and it looks like a #2 cart like in this pic. I didn't have my camera or I would have snapped some pics. http://meridianeq.com/auction-information.html
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cool are you going to bid on it where are the pics on the website of it
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heres my clean ih cub cadet #2 trailer i have 4 of them
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Stopped by to preview a local auction and saw a cart with an IH decal on it. I did some searching and it looks like a #2 cart like in this pic. I didn't have my camera or I would have snapped some pics. http://meridianeq.com/auction-information.html
Looks like a nice cart and some nice O's!
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Looks like a nice cart and some nice O's!
I agree with Mike!
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The pic that I posted was from tractordata.com just to show what the trailer looked like. It looked to be in about the same shape as Cubcadet's pictures. I wasn't planning on bidding on it.
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