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What a mess, at least you got the sa, what is the serial number of the 70?
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I think he’s referring to you texting the seller. I believe John has a rotary cell phone. Haha
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Good haul Mike.
There has to be more good stuff than not.
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you have supplied proof that you are MUCH younger than I am,,,


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I do not have enough years left,, or the energy,, to get that many machines repaired,,,


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Is that an 82 series?
That’s the 1050 I picked up recently John. I was just showing the 70 in that pic
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Nice haul Mike. You have been getting some great deals lately.
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What a mess, at least you got the sa, what is the serial number of the 70?
It is what it is. I don’t live in cub paradise young man so I can’t be too choosy. The flywheeers show is coming up in November so I can bring some there to sell/trade. Some must parish to make others live
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Nice haul Mike. You have been getting some great deals lately.
Thanks Todd. I don’t think I over paid at $200 for everything. Got the lift and spring assist, oil bath for one of mine, timed deck for another, 70 is complete but not sure I can save the deck. Got lots of other parts from a 125 and 73 earlier this year, 4 spare engines. And now a friend of mine just sent me a picture of an 1811 that’s been sitting under a carport that looks decent, ten minutes away. Yellow fever is in full bloom.
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Nice haul Bud!

I may be finally ending up with the O I have been wanting for along time myself .Ill start a thread on it here soon!

Congrats ont eh new acquisitions.
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Nice Haul Mike!! Those mystery lift arms are Sears/Roper. They use 5/8 pins but the width is slightly smaller than Cat 0 and the top link is different.. some people call it sub 0 but it's really a proprietary Sears thing..

We run Sears lifts and Sears equipment on the back of our Cubs.. it's actually much better equipment than the Brinley sleeve hitch stuff.. Dad figured out a way to adapt the Sears three point to a Cub rear axle way back in the 60's

Must still be alot of Cub stuff still in FL... there is NOTHING left around here!
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