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 I absolutely LOVE my 71, didn't realize at the time of purchase what a sweet tractor it is. I fell in love with Cubs cause I saw an Original with fenders and said  . I was fortunate enough to find one a week after I saw it online which led to the 71 purchase as I caught the fever! I got the 71 for $400 and it came with mower and the cc36 thrower that is on it now. The thrower was in bad shape and I impressed myself(which is hard to do) with how it turned out, I call it refurbished cause if I was to "restore" it, I probably wouldn't use it:biggrin2.gif:. The 71 has all the bells and whistles and she run's like a top too! I'll be mounting the Danco loader on it and I think(personally) that it'll be the sweetest looking cub around. Ok, sorry, had a good day snowboarding and I'm a little  .
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01-23-2011, 11:40 AM
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Thanks Allen! I have three more rollers/basket case Originals coming soon,one is paid for just have to go get it. Georg Eisenberger from Germany that is a member on this forum is needing parts for his "O" and going to try to help him with some parts. His "O" was purchased last year in LaPorte,IN at the Red Power Round Up Show...but was in very sad condition.
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01-27-2011, 01:55 PM
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Got another good dumping here in the Lower Hudson Valley last night. Temps just under freezing made for some heavy, wet snow. I plowed every 3 or 4 inches so that I would be able to move it ok. It was about 10" total at my place.
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01-27-2011, 03:06 PM
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Very nice pics Steve!! I woke up to all the snow coming off the barn/shop roof, was a load of extremely heavy snow/ice and took me about an hour:biggrin2.gif: to clean up the mess, touched up the driveway some in preperation for the next snow, which I don't see in the forecast
 . Just my luck, I'm going to pick up another Original with creeper next wednesday and It'll probably dump as I've got a 13 hour round trip to get it Could really use a Danco RD1000 loader to move some of these piles!!!
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01-27-2011, 06:39 PM
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01-27-2011, 06:53 PM
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sheesh... I go from not wanting to get a blade for the 'O' to seeing this stuff.... wow
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01-27-2011, 07:01 PM
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I really really enjoy all the pics and videos!!! Thanks everyone!!
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