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Old 05-18-2013, 12:26 AM
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Used to cut a lot of wood with the bigger version on the Super C.
But that outfit would be a cool addition to your tractor Cad
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If we can talk Cad into giving me that tractor I promise to NEVER use that
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Come down and get it!! Instead of using that pic, you can use this pic!!




Or this one!!





I guess I do like the tractor!!
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I had one on a David Bradley walk behind,very neat!
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These are right along the same line.
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now those are way cool. It is so cool how all these attachments were made up just for the cub. I love it.
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Anybody happen to save the pic I would love to see it, New here btw!
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The cadet was really like the Model T of the 60's. there was all kinds of utilitarian attachments for them and it seemed like the only limit to what they could do was one's own imagination. My favorite is a gear reduction to an ice cream maker, because you could savor the end result-a cold dish of ice cream!

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