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Old 04-15-2014, 08:15 AM
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They are pretty fun.... just don't get hypnotized watching the knives move back and forth...
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I think it is time to hook up the trailer, only 2 hours further,

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Nice find Sam! I never have used and don't have a use for a sickle mower, but it would be cool to have one! Based on your post in the garden section, I thought you weren't getting a tiller. Are the tines really that bad? I picked up an old Troy bilt the other yr and rotated and turned around the tines. The tines that face each other never wear as bad as he inside/outside. I look forward to the refurbish threads from this buy.

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I think it is time to hook up the trailer, only 2 hours further,

http://fredericksburg.craigslist.org...417658153.html
Not a chance. This is my dumper and it has hydraulic lift. Sorry it's green - deal with it.
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Nice find Sam! I never have used and don't have a use for a sickle mower, but it would be cool to have one! Based on your post in the garden section, I thought you weren't getting a tiller. Are the tines really that bad? I picked up an old Troy bilt the other yr and rotated and turned around the tines. The tines that face each other never wear as bad as he inside/outside. I look forward to the refurbish threads from this buy.

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I wasn't going to buy a tiller but it was part of the package. For what I paid for everything I figure I got the tiller for free and a Lew price on the tractor. I can probably use the tiller with the existing tines for a while. Gotta check it all over first.
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Sam,
Nice scores. My first cub was a 149. Wish I had it back. She looks to be in pretty nice shape! Kinda nice when a PO takes care of things like they should. I'm assuming a 402E?
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Thanks Guys

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It's a 402E
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Nice haul Sam,
You will like that 149, did you get the long tube that connects to the rear hitch for the sickle?
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Nice haul Sam,
You will like that 149, did you get the long tube that connects to the rear hitch for the sickle?
Those are always MIA.
Lew, My sickle bar has the long tube because I bought it already mounted and working on a 102, hehe.
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