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Old 11-02-2013, 12:19 AM
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Hey there,

I'm new to Cub Cadet collecting and was wondering if there was any other Kansas forum members? I'm from SE KS and would like to know if there is anyone close.
I bought my first Cub (1450) a couple weeks ago and just bought another today .
I collect about anything IH such as memorabilia, old parts, toys, literature, and now 2 Cubs.
I also have three IH tractors, a H, 340 & 1066 and I belong to IHCC #3
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Old 11-02-2013, 12:53 AM
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Hello there,not from Kansas,central Missouri here we used IH back when we farmed. I collect IH toys,memorabilia,and literature and a few tools also.Only IH tractor I have is my 79 1200 cub.
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Old 11-02-2013, 06:04 AM
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hey there ,
im new to cub cadet collecting and was wondering if there was any other ks forum members? i'm from SE ks and would like to know if there is anyone close .
I bought my first cub a couple weeks ago(1450) and just bought another today .
I collect about anything IH such as memorabilia, old parts , toys ,literature, and now 2 cubs.
I also have three IH tractors ,1066 ,340,H and I belong to IHCC #3
Welcome to OCC! Glad to have you!
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Old 11-06-2013, 04:30 PM
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NE Kansas myself. KC area.
Welcome aboard. Just about all the info about cubs can be found here somewhere. I myself have a few Farmalls (Cub, Super C, M, MD, 450, TD9, TD18 and it seems way to many cubs now. 782, 682, 1250, 147 and a newly acquired 2072. (Tiller, blades and Snowthrower for add-ons. Best part of the cubs is they fit in the garage and not heavy to lift.
Red is a Fever. lol
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Old 11-08-2013, 11:41 PM
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I'm in south KC and have only a 128, but ones enough for me and my sitseation. welcome
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Welcome, one harvester. Put on the coffee, pull up a chair and stay awhile.

I'm now in N.E. Ohio, grew up near Memphis, Tn. I worked for a small IH dealer when the 1066 was a very popular full-size Farmall.

What do you use the 1066 to do? I helped a couple of the journeyman mechanics perform tractor-to-cotton picker and back conversions on a few 400's and 450's when I worked there in 1971 & 1972.

Again, welcome, and
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Welcome to the forum. I'm east of KC about 30 minutes.
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Hi, I'm in east central Kansas myself.
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