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Old 01-10-2016, 07:05 PM
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Okay; here is the information on the DVD mentioned: Farmington Implement Companies DVD #8. These are original IH films. The title is "Have A Nice Weekend" great quality.
Not my company, no skin in the game; just a cool DVD.

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thanks I will have to look for it
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I would start looking for a storage unit
Maybe in Texas just cause there isn't as many cubs you might
get 1K for it but I doubt it. But trying to sell it is free if you put it on Craigslist
It cant hurt to try. I know it should be worth that and more if compared to a new one. Not trying to bring you down just letting you know from my expieriences
Thanks Terry. I anticipate that you're right. It's been in storage for almost two years already. The bummer was that the entry door is a 36" door so I had to buy a set of skinny wheels and tires to get it in the door. It looks ridiculous the way it sits. I can't wait to pull it out and get the right wheels back on. I just don't have any need for it these days.
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Thanks Terry. I anticipate that you're right. It's been in storage for almost two years already. The bummer was that the entry door is a 36" door so I had to buy a set of skinny wheels and tires to get it in the door. It looks ridiculous the way it sits. I can't wait to pull it out and get the right wheels back on. I just don't have any need for it these days.
I don't have a need for any of mine but I still love taking them out for a spin
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I think you have the price set about right from your point of view. Put the decals on it and try to sell it. If you have good documentation on what you did, you may get close to your mark. I do know the 147 I brought home, sucked many many dollars from the wallet. Get a wider locker, put the correct wheels back on, shine it up and take it to some tractor shows!
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thanks I will have to look for it
Here ya go............http://farmingtonimplement.com/

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DVD #8 is my favorite of the CC movies, he also has a good one of the Original in 1962; the only IH movie made about the Original's.

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Thanks for the information fellas! Now I don't have to keep watching farmall51s
video about cub cadets on YouTube. I do like the music on his vids though
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