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08-06-2017, 09:34 PM
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Hi there!!!
I'm Matt,
I am from Ida MI. My first IH built Cub Cadet is a 1650 that I picked up pretty clean. I added the rear hitch pieces and built a sleeve hitch for it. In the six months I've had it, it's had it's fair share of tlc, mostly gaskets and seals on the hydro pump and rear end. I put a set of true power ags on the rear, loaded with beet juice. I have also picked up a few implements for it. A QA42A snow thrower that needs a little love. A 1A tiller that needs a lot of love! A 10" single bottom that I have used a bit already and a cultivator. Just this weekend I finished fabricating a sleeve hitch mounted bucket, which I plan on adding some pictures of when I figure out how! 
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08-06-2017, 11:40 PM
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 Matt. You'll find a wealth of knowledge here, and some pretty good folks. Good looking 1650...
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08-07-2017, 11:44 AM
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Yes, he's a simplicity dealer, I believe. He'll take just about anything on a trade and try to flip it. Good place to find parts, though it's always a crapshoot. He's on Lewis just north of Ida center. Where abouts in Michigan are you George?
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Matt 1650, 44A deck, front blade, QA42A snow thrower, 1A tiller, 10" brinly plow, brinly cultivator, home made rear bucket, home made sleeve hitch.
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08-07-2017, 11:47 AM
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Matt 1650, 44A deck, front blade, QA42A snow thrower, 1A tiller, 10" brinly plow, brinly cultivator, home made rear bucket, home made sleeve hitch.
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08-07-2017, 05:55 PM
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I'm remembering back in the 60's, useta could buy any trade-in power mower sitting in front of IDA Hwd for $15.00 or riders for $25. as-is. That simplicity dealer useta let a lot of mowers sit for years outside in the weather till trees grew up threw them and still ask top dollar. Then he scrapped most of them when scrap prices skyrocketed a few years back. I ain't been there since. 
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08-07-2017, 09:21 PM
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Oh, you are very close as far as internet forums are concerned! We're in the same county. I don't think the fellow scrapped those tractors of his own free will, the township forced him to clean up the property. From what I understand, the pile of mowers around his mother's house just around the corner made the dealership look clean. My 1650 came from a fellow close to you, over on Milwaukee Rd. His name is Wade. Did you make it to the Southeast Michigan antique tractor anand engine show in Newport a couple of weeks ago?
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Matt 1650, 44A deck, front blade, QA42A snow thrower, 1A tiller, 10" brinly plow, brinly cultivator, home made rear bucket, home made sleeve hitch.
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