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Old 11-10-2011, 10:16 PM
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Is that "other" tractor green so it can hide in the weeds while the cub is getting the work done?
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id take the 400 over the cub. the 400, 420 and 430 john deere garden tractors are just plain tanks.
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John Deeres' even need oversize CB antenna's because no one will talk to them!!

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You guys sound like a bunch of tractor racists.
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I guess I see it as a narrow mind.
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John Deeres' are so jealous of Cub Cadets they bleed yellow!!


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I got to prefer Cubs', that is my older sister's JD!! $490,000 on wheels!!

How else better to get on your sisters nerve??


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Sold one of the 2072s over the weekend . A gentleman up next to the Green Dragon (Lancaster County Pa.) is building a barrel train and bought this to pull it . He's painting it RED and said he would join OCC and post pictures of the final project . How cool is that ?? The Cubs live on !!


OH !! I have to add .................the last chore for the Super was to tow that big ugly green machine to the garage . Hope that thing is gone today !
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That's awesome! We'd love to have him.
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This one is for CCSUPERMAN.I have a 2072 also and ha e always wondered why some idiot drilled two holes in the right fender.But yours is the first one I've seen with a cup holder on the right fender.Is this something you put on or is it a factory item.If it is then that explains the two holes and instead of having themwelded closed I suppose I need to start looking for the cup holder.Thanks
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