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Old 06-22-2013, 09:23 AM
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This one was restored by the Pennsylvania Chapter and on raffle.





Unique log splitter.



These came in on the back of an IH truck







The only real thing this original is missing is fenders- it's pretty much got everything else.



Loved how this didn't even sit level.....



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I sure wish there could be a Red Power show closer to NC.
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Awesome pics! Loved the video, too! I really liked the 982 with rear Sickle Mower. Never seen one in person. I'd love to own one though....... Thanks for sharing.

On a side note, anyone got a video of one of those unicorn log splitters at work? I'm curious how they operate.
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On a side note, anyone got a video of one of those unicorn log splitters at work? I'm curious how they operate.
No vid, but they did have some literature on how it worked. You put the cub in gear/forward and stick the log on it. The log spins around until it hits the red bar stop and it screws it self onto the wedge/screw until it splits in two.
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I sure wish there could be a Red Power show closer to NC.
I rode 3 1/2 hrs to the one in LaPorte IN 3 years ago and about fell down when I found out that the 2013 show was in Lima OH, only 150 miles from me. Normally they are over a 15 hr drive from me. IE 2014 is in Huron SD which is a 15 hour drive for me, and 2015 is in MO which again is about 15 hrs away.
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Wow! Thanks for the picture show!
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For those of you who want the lawn mowed yesterday



Nice horn....and rear fenders.




$250 for this thing.







Those were all the pictures I took of specifically cub cadet/cub implements. If you want more pictures of just the show (red tractors) go here:
http://s10.photobucket.com/user/drgl...?sort=2&page=1

(it should be public. Let me know if it doesn't work.)
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loving the 124 with loader, #1 cart and 70/100 on the brick stand, nice SO76, that #3 cart is worth it
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awesome first built IH 1086,
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can't wait till 2014 red power round up, it is less than 1/2 from my house. sweeet
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