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Old 05-08-2013, 08:20 AM
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After spending considerable time to restore mine ... just sitting on it and turning the key and it purring away is great .... anything attached to it ... all the better !

I'm easily amused I guess

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On my LTX 1046 I love to mow, drink a cold one and have a Camel hanging out of my mouth.
On the 125 CC I like pulling out stumps, plowing snow or just taking a cruze.
The "O" is just for showing off or spreading fertlizer.
BUT most of all........ I like racin any of them w/ the boys.....heck I'll even drive the slow one and lose once n a while.. lol
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Cad, what the H--l does that mean?
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Old 05-08-2013, 07:03 PM
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My "O" is just to have, the 71/121 is just a play toy. The 2182 and 2284 are for work and killing grass fast. The 1572, jury is out on that one.
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I like making widgets to go on the Cub Cadets, even more relaxing than runnin' them!!

It would break my heart to have a bone stock Cub!!







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I like to garden with the 71, and push snow!

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I like making widgets to go on the Cub Cadets, even more relaxing than runnin' them!!

It would break my heart to have a bone stock Cub!!


OK that I get! I have the same problem. I'm guessing that is part of a hitch for a Cat D11 adapted to a Cub, LMAO.
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That is my rear axle mount blade,



It pushes snow real well





NO CAT parts were injured in the making of this attachment!!
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What I enjoy the most is blowing snow with the old.



And the new.



Yeah I may live in the rust belt but I have always enjoyed doing the winter thing the most.
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Mine used to be mowing with the sickle bar but I've since sold the sickle so the 122 cub has sat since September 2012.
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