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Old 03-05-2014, 07:01 AM
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dont part it out ive been looking for a 7 horse for the last couple of years and have had no luck. i would most deffenitly fix that one. if it runs and drives thats a very good start.
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I wouldn't part it out its the 6th rarest cub.
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Thank you for all your input guys. I have fixed a lot worse before I suppose. Since it is the 6th rarest like Nick said it would be worth not parting out. And I dont think I will. I may try to patch some stuff up the right way the best I can and put it out on the market. If it don't sell, I'll store it
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i didn't realize they were the 6th rarest

here is what I did



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its her tractor

you can not get it from her that is for sure
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Cj, I've said it before, and I'll say it again. I don't care what anyone says...... I like your pink tractor!!!
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Cj, I've said it before, and I'll say it again. I don't care what anyone says...... I like your pink tractor!!!
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im redoing one for my boy now its a 71 i need a dash tower they are hard to find
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I'm no real fan of the old narrow frames but I appreciate them for what they are. Having said that, if it was mine I'd keep it and work on it as time and money allows. You can always sell it off to someone that might appreciate it more if the storage space or dollars disappear in the future. I wouldn't part it out.
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That's not a bad looking tractor at all Ryan. You know what my vote is!
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