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Old 06-02-2015, 09:02 PM
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Thats why I have always used fastenal, heck if it was complete and unmolested I would probably pay that for shipping.
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Okay Lew, now you've went and done it. I'm agreeing with Sam on this one. You suck
Hackin' on yah, but really? How....never mind, just.... forget it. Congrats on yet another great find.
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Once again Lew,
Nice find. Well equipped tractor.
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That sickle is cool!
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Nice find, Lew. As usual. Was there a cool backstory with this one? I don't see how one would let a tractor with an attachment like that just sit around...
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That's really cool, nice find!
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Nice find, Lew. As usual. Was there a cool backstory with this one? I don't see how one would let a tractor with an attachment like that just sit around...
This came from the original owner who passed it to his grandson,looks like it had a mower at one time but that is long gone.
I see that it is an early model 122 as it has the oops pedal on it.

Zippy,this makes 5 I have but,I am not a hoarder.
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You must have a very good network of friends up there that say "hey, I know a guy that would be interested in that old Cub Cadet you have not used in years".

What ever magic you have is pretty good stuff.

Another envious Florida resident.
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This came from the original owner who passed it to his grandson,looks like it had a mower at one time but that is long gone.
I see that it is an early model 122 as it has the oops pedal on it.

Zippy,this makes 5 I have but,I am not a hoarder.
What do you mean by oops pedal, iv read that on here before? I understand oops.lol but what makes the pedal that? Did they use different style clutch/brake pedals?
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If the duct tape is removed is there still decent cushion or is it all cracked up?
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