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Old 02-27-2013, 09:36 PM
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Dang you are located pretty close to me. What a temptation. I saw in your ad that the radiator is missing it's mounting brackets. What's securing it to the tractor? I wonder if the bracketry you're talking about is obtainable.
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Woohoo!

Solved the cranking issue. Had to clean up some wiring connections, and it is now good as new.

From what everybody has told me, I do believe I am going to list the Cub with an asking price of $2,000 OBO. Is this reasonable?

I took the old girl out of the shop after fixing it, and man I am going to miss it. Never even had a chance to mow with it.

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Glad to hear she is running again.
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Same here, glad you got the Super together and running! Those Supers have a some what menacing, tuff look all their own with that mower deck.

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Cub has been sold to fellow member 4SPEED. Just loaded it on the trailer.

Going to a good home I am sure. Onward into the 806 project!

Thanks all! Your help has been invaluable throughout this project.
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Going to a good home I am sure. Onward into the 806 project!

Thanks all! Your help has been invaluable throughout this project.
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got it home last night around 10pm . now its raining out. ran out and got a cover on it this morn about 6am.

I think its time to change my sig pic. the 2 yeller ones are sold.

thanks Red Paint, it's found another good home here with me (and my paint booth)

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Congrats Doug! Should be an easy project with your experience. Don't forget the pictures of the finished project.
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thanks guys, the restore on the 1772 is on the back burner for now.

Id love to sell that 1650 project and the 62 (O) I need to keep my small shop to a 2 cub minimum
also its tax time for my old business and owe some people so they come first. once im in the clear, it game on with the 1772T build
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