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Old 07-23-2019, 11:32 AM
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What’s up. Been lurking for awhile and finally decided to join. I’ve got 2 CC that I inherited from my grandfather after his passing. From the time I could reach the pedals I use to ride them up and down his driveway when I would visit them later would drive his international Cub and larger Ford 8000.

I’m still learning about them and hoping to move them to my garage this winter and get them both running, the 71 for lawn duty and maybe build the 70 as a pulled of some sort. Not sure what years they both are but they both ya e different motors in them. The 71 has a k301s and the 70 has a k241a. It’s been about 5 years since I messed with them but I had one of them running rough, and the other I didn’t mess with much. I have mowers for both, not sure what size they are as they’re leaned up against my barn.

Looking forward to learning and getting my hands dirty and teaching my kids about them as they grow older.
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I’m also in upstate SC! Welcome to the club!
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I live in the Greenville-Pickens area.
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