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Old 09-10-2011, 11:07 PM
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Awesome score, Mike!
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Old 09-10-2011, 11:20 PM
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NICE!!! I told him I will keep as much as he want's here!!!!!! I'll be over in the morning to help you sort , Oh and it's gonna cost ya . I should be out of there be 8:20, see you at 8:30.


You don't have room either!!
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Old 09-10-2011, 11:51 PM
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Awesome what did you do hold up an old cub store? Lol awesome haul man!!
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Awesome what did you do hold up an old cub store? Lol awesome haul man!!
Mike's the Pied Piper of cubs!
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If you have any models 73 parts I'd like to see pics. I can't find any good clear pics of any of the 73 only parts to see what I'm missing or need.
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If you have any models 73 parts I'd like to see pics. I can't find any good clear pics of any of the 73 only parts to see what I'm missing or need.
We need to see pics of your 73 so we can help you figure out which parts your missing. Or you can go to the parts look up and view each assembly.

http://www.partstree.com/parts/?lc=Cub+Cadet&mn=73
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Old 09-11-2011, 11:55 AM
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Don't let him fool you guys, there really isn't much there at all! A least not after I get done picking out what I want !!! We did manage to find a place to store it all till it can be sorted out. Which should only take a couple months or so. Truly unbelievable score Mike, Congrats!
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I had a thread with pics. My parts are all there for the bottom of the barrel base model. I'm wanting to option it out with correct parts. From my reading the headlight panel was a one model only and I can't find a good pic of the actual part to see what is different. I don't want to get a model 72 and it not be right if I'm gonna spend the money, might as well leave the blank panel.
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Don't let him fool you guys, there really isn't much there at all! A least not after I get done picking out what I want !!! We did manage to find a place to store it all till it can be sorted out. Which should only take a couple months or so. Truly unbelievable score Mike, Congrats!
Thanks Eric and thanks for helping me this morning!!
Went and got the 2nd load this afternoon. Not as big as the first though. It might have to wait to get unloaded since it is starting to rain here now.
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