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Old 03-28-2011, 12:22 PM
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Thanks everyone!! I knew you guys would get it. My wife was a bit slower to understand why anyone would take the time to fix up something so old. I have a few more pictures in my photo album and I think anyone can view them so check them out if you get time. I forgot to mention how impressed I am with this site. I looked at some of the other cub forums out there and found it difficult to find anything I was looking for. Great job!

Yes Mooner it is a 40" Brinly and I live around Harrisburg PA
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Your Dad would be proud, and having HIS 1650 keeps his memory vivid in your heart.
My Dad left this earth 43 years ago.
Everytime I use one of his tools,
the handle is still warm from his hand.
wow, that brought me to tears. i still have my dad and he still has all his machine shop equipment. now, everytime i use them, i will think of what you said here. now and forever!!!! thanks, jeff
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Welcome to OCC
Your Dad would be proud, and having HIS 1650 keeps his memory vivid in your heart.
My Dad left this earth 43 years ago.
Everytime I use one of his tools,
the handle is still warm from his hand.
Nice choice of words. I lost mine only 5 years ago. I find myself wanting to have everything he once had. Like a '69 BSA Thunderbolt, or a 1970 Chevy Pickup truck. My grandfather (my dad's dad) was the one who actually owned a 1450 - one of the main drivers for me wanting a Cub.
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Old 05-15-2011, 09:53 AM
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Ol'George...I lost my dad 23 years ago. He was a millwright by trade and could fix anything. He would spend all day, if need be, fixing a $10 toaster. He's the reason I know a little about a lot of things (usually, just enough to get myself in trouble...lol). I'd know lots more if I wasn't so stubborn and "bull-headed", as he used to say. We had an old Leader tractor (and many implements) and a Fraser rototiller when I was a kid, and about 2 acres of garden, but I just didn't appreciate things the way I should have. He had the patience to putz around all day on anything, as long as he had enough cigars for the job.

I sure wish we had a Cub back then.
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Great to have you. Nice tractor.
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Never had my dad, and lost my mom 16 years ago. Worst part is that I can fix about anything, but nobody can wait for the finished work. There is no time for fixing the fixable ...just buy a new one. I think thats why MTD is still in business.
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I put too much time into thinking of what to write. Forgot about the reason I even wrote! Your tractor is showroom beautiful! I love it!
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that is a nice tractor looks mint. congrads on getting her going youre wife might understand in 20 years.
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