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Old 04-15-2009, 07:30 PM
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those are the attachments you need for drag type implements. also check out some front mounted ones like a blade or snowblower. creeper gear is quite expensive but neat. fenders are also an option. oh and like randy said, we do just thow cub stuff in the truck. theres stuff sitting everywhere up here.:biggrin2.gif:
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Ronin, my wife and I used to live in Dodge City and she is from Syracuse. If you find something on craigs list near Kansas City I can help you get it back towards western Kansas.


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In PA, there's a shed marked "Take a Cub, Give a Cub" on every street corner.

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QUOTE=ajgross;2328]In PA, there's a shed marked "Take a Cub, Give a Cub" on every street corner.

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[ and I can't find one .
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Here's a few pictures of my Cub Cadet 100.





I don't have any current pictures of it wearing it's new ag tires.
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Ronin, my wife and I used to live in Dodge City and she is from Syracuse. If you find something on craigs list near Kansas City I can help you get it back towards western Kansas.


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Randy,... that's a very generous offer, thank you.

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Nice 100 Ron!
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Thanks AC.:biggrin2.gif:

It's in the shop right now, and I can't wait to see what it's like when they get done "refurbishing" it.
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Ronin,

Thanks for the pics. Nice original condition 100 there.
Did you say the tractor is in getting refurbished?

Do you mean it's being tuned up or getting painted?

If so I can't wait too see the results

That rear hitch is mounted differently than I'm used to seeing.
Was it put on higher for traction reasons?

Please keep us up dated and some pic's when it's done.
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I just now get it. Ron in KS

I am such a dork!


Nice 100 Ron!




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