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Old 12-18-2020, 06:53 AM
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Here’s my 1440 with 451 that I got last year. We didn’t get any real snowfall last winter, so I finally got to use it yesterday. The 451 chewed through 12” without hesitation, but it does have a propensity to throw belts. Need to get that sorted out. The manual lift on the 1440 got old pretty quickly too. I wouldn’t mind finding a 1641 for parts some day....
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Old 01-01-2021, 05:44 PM
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Here's my ugly snow moving equipment. By some odd chance I'm not the only person in this thread with an off-colored rig. Also all my snow melted too!

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The loaded rear ags are Cub tires though, came with the 105 frame that donated it's hydro to the 107. That counts, right?
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Old 01-01-2021, 08:38 PM
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Here's my ugly snow moving equipment. By some odd chance I'm not the only person in this thread with an off-colored rig. Also all my snow melted too!

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The loaded rear ags are Cub tires though, came with the 105 frame that donated it's hydro to the 107. That counts, right?
This is a family friendly forum, you could get banned for posting pictures like that.
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Old 01-01-2021, 08:55 PM
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This is a family friendly forum, you could get banned for posting pictures like that.
Aw come on, Garydee posted pics of his exact same machine, how come I get called out for it?

I mean, at least the rear wheels on mine are from a Cub! His is all JD! AND you can even see the 1863 and my 106 in the background too!
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Aw come on, Garydee posted pics of his exact same machine, how come I get called out for it?

I mean, at least the rear wheels on mine are from a Cub! His is all JD! AND you can even see the 1863 and my 106 in the background too!
Fair enough, you should both be banned.
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Fair enough, you should both be banned.
Now hold on a second, if I remember correctly, don't you have a JD too? And haven't you posted pictures of it before?

IMO most users probably should be banned for posting pictures of the wrong brand
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Smile Off color snow removal equipment...

Ha! Ha! this thread is really becoming quite a laugh!!

Let's face it, most of us probably got interested in tractors many years ago with whatever we had, prior to the discovery of Cub Cadet equipment. To this day, a few of us still have some of those green or orange "left overs" in our collection of machines. Hopefully we will all see fit to transition away from these "inferior" machines, to the more "superior" Cub Cadet machines only.

To date, I have restored three Cubs (in the past three years)...one for mowing (1864), one for blowing (1641) and one for showing (Dad's 1641). Once my 1641 snow rig is ready to go, I hope to rid myself of my "off colored" equipment once and for all! (The shovel will go first!) To be honest, I love my Cubs the most, however I enjoy seeing pictures of most anything that has been restored...including all brands of equipment!

Keep on showing your stuff...whatever it is! As long as we all know you are putting your best effort into your Cubs, you will be forgiven for all of your past transgressions!
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Old 01-02-2021, 02:42 PM
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Don't worry, the cubs will always be top priority on my list. The belt drive in my 110 gives me fits anyways. Sure don't beat the simplicity of the shaft driven narrow frames that's for sure!

We all have those off-colored tractors that may not be of the favorite brand but we still keep around anyway, and there's nothing wrong with that. As much as this is a site full of people who love Cub Cadet, we all have those few machines we like that aren't Cub Cadet.

Heck if we banned every person who's ever talked about or posted pictures of a non-cub on this site, the only members who would be left are the ones with 0-10 posts, half of which haven't been active in years
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I've got 2 rigs but since I'll be 80 in a couple of months guess which one I'll be using.
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Now hold on a second, if I remember correctly, don't you have a JD too? And haven't you posted pictures of it before?

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Ha! Ha! this thread is really becoming quite a laugh!!

Let's face it, most of us probably got interested in tractors many years ago with whatever we had, prior to the discovery of Cub Cadet equipment. To this day, a few of us still have some of those green or orange "left overs" in our collection of machines. Hopefully we will all see fit to transition away from these "inferior" machines, to the more "superior" Cub Cadet machines only.

To date, I have restored three Cubs (in the past three years)...one for mowing (1864), one for blowing (1641) and one for showing (Dad's 1641). Once my 1641 snow rig is ready to go, I hope to rid myself of my "off colored" equipment once and for all! (The shovel will go first!) To be honest, I love my Cubs the most, however I enjoy seeing pictures of most anything that has been restored...including all brands of equipment!

Keep on showing your stuff...whatever it is! As long as we all know you are putting your best effort into your Cubs, you will be forgiven for all of your past transgressions!
Just giving you guys a hard time, I have nothing against Deere’s. I have two Lowe’s cheapos, but I haven’t touched them much since I bought my 147. I wouldn’t mind having a 110 someday. I also have a Sears which is my backup plow tractor in case something were to happen to both my 125 and 1450. Planning on selling that to buy more Cubs.
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