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Old 07-22-2014, 10:50 PM
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$500!!
I'm now officially jealous, envious, all those things one isn't supposed to be of others.
What a great collection for that money. I think I would give you that for the snow blower and tiller. That way you can have the tractor for free. What a deal!
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Old 07-23-2014, 01:30 AM
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Nice score on the 149 and implements.
They are a great tractor, and they look cool as heck
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Old 07-27-2014, 11:29 AM
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update on the 149 sat the engine out to wash it up
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Wow! That cleaned up very well. Lookin like its in better shape than expected. Awsome score!
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Looks great.
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I picked up a 149 Cub Cadet with a tiller and snow blower.
Bet that was difficult; a tiller is pretty heavy, never tried a snow blower but I'd imagine they are heavy too, let alone a 149.
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Bet that was difficult; a tiller is pretty heavy, never tried a snow blower but I'd imagine they are heavy too, let alone a 149.
I push it on the trailer
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its a tractor Again
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its a tractor Again
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That came out really nice. I always like to see before and after and clean up pictures. It looked almost new in some of them, super straight and clean. Nice one
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