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Old 07-04-2014, 01:36 PM
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Nice find mark.
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I had a junky old 48" deck that I put on it and it turns out to be a pretty good grass cutter.


I like this. The ones that don't look the best sometimes work the best.
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SOOOOOOOOOO , What were the electrical problems ??????

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Looks like a keeper to me....
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Very nice! the 149, best tractor cub cadet ever made. (maybe I'm a little biased. a 149 was my first cub. and still my main mowing machine)
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I know that to many of you, this is just another old 149... but nice running, nice driving, good looking Cubs are something of a rarity around here, so I'm very pleased with this one.
Sounds good to me! Nothing at all wrong with "another old 149". There is good reason why so many of them are out there. Nice looking machine!

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Very nice! the 149, best tractor cub cadet ever made. (maybe I'm a little biased. a 149 was my first cub. and still my main mowing machine)
I haven't owned enough cubs to be that bold about it, but I like my 149 a lot. Seems to be the sweet spot in easiest to work on and live with IMHO vs the QL/NF stuff we have. Nothing wrong with any of them, just saying that some of us really like our 1x9s!
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Nice 149, Mark!
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Nice looking 149 Mark!
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Very nice! the 149, best tractor cub cadet ever made. (maybe I'm a little biased. a 149 was my first cub. and still my main mowing machine)
uh mmmm I would say the 1650 was the best cub ever made...........



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