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Old 03-28-2013, 10:59 AM
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the order is actually

1. 800
2. 169
3. 126
4. 86
5. 73

When you get multiples of one or more of these models you really are addicted.
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what lew said, i like my 86
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the order is actually

1. 800
2. 169
3. 126
4. 86
5. 73

When you get multiples of one or more of these models you really are addicted.
I must be really addicted!
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Old 03-28-2013, 11:37 AM
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Mike, we dont know what you are
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LOL, mike you are right you must be really addicted
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Mike,
You probably have multiples of your multiples.........

At one point, I had one of each of the top five and even a couple multiples. Went in a different direction and they went down the road for another cub nut to enjoy.
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anyone know where the 72 lies on the rarity list? i think it comes just after the 73, but i'm not sure.
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According to the ads I read, they are all rare if you are selling one!





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I wasn't aware the 126 was the 3rd rarest cub cadet built. I feel better about the 126 roller I just picked up for $20. I guess the hot rod kohler engine I'm building will end up in that.
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You probably have multiples of your multiples.........

At one point, I had one of each of the top five and even a couple multiples. Went in a different direction and they went down the road for another cub nut to enjoy.
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