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Old 06-01-2009, 09:58 AM
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Hey Guys, My name is Chris Biddle and im a proud owner of a Cub Cadet I -1046. I bought it as a left over last october for a great price. I have about 20 hours on it but had some problems with it. Thier were alot of thing out of adjustment on it IE: parking brake, hydrostatic pedal that made it not run very well. I took it to the local Cub dealer and they were able to fix everything (under warrenty of course) So im hoping that was just a fluke and we will be good to go. It does run great and the zero turn is AWSOME! I did hear that the brand new cubs arnt quite built as good as the old ones. But I guess that with anything these days. Cant wait to start posting more stuff. Take care
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Chris! Glad to have you. Good luck, with your new Cub Cadet!
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Welcome to the forum. I am an old man from an old school with old tractors so I won't be of any help to you. But at least you got yourself a Cub Cadet. Maybe some "Old" will wear off onto you if you read all the postings. Have fun Cubbing.
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