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Old 05-08-2021, 10:46 AM
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Nice that you saved it.

These Cubs are suppose to stay above ground.







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Wow, that's crazy!! Great find and amazing pictures! Why would someone junk a tractor like that?
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I would dumpster dive for that too! great way to find one.
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Nice rescue! There was one near me for sale recently that had an issue with it popping out of gear, and there's one for sale on fb marketplace in NY for $850.

Seems like a good starting point for a pulling machine since the transaxle is the one most people prefer over the earlier style.

Do you have plans to save the plastic hood, or go with a custom one?
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Congratz!! That would have me excited aswell, being a cyclops nut also.

How far are you "planning" to go with it?
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Do you have plans to save the plastic hood, or go with a custom one?
Well I did lose the grill, but since the hood and side panels are in good condition yet I'm going to just try to find a good sealed beam style grill cheap and then I'll be golden.
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Congratz!! That would have me excited aswell, being a cyclops nut also.

How far are you "planning" to go with it?
The plan at this point is to find a spindle for the 46GT, since I pulled it off first thing and went straight to figuring it out, it should be fine with a spindle. And after that, just run it. The front wheels are packed with slime, but the rear tires surprisingly have held all the air I put in them a few weeks ago, so new tires and a battery and tractor should be ready to work. I had it ready to start a week ago, just have to make my way down to the shop and throw a battery on it. This machine is at the work shop and not at home, which is being a pain. If I get it running good and like it I'll paint the fender pan.
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