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Old 04-17-2012, 08:42 PM
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Oz, it can be a small world we live in.
Hey, is it easy and affordable to buy parts for your Cub Cadets where you live?
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Old 04-18-2012, 01:10 AM
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Hi
Parts are a bit expensive for the Cubs we only have the GT and LT not the larger ones I see on here.
Got a bunch of prices from Mowtown USA brilliant but they wanted to send them with DHL that killed the price , maybe 2nd class postage would have been a lot cheaper
example blades $AUD49.95 here , Mowtown $US14.00 or $AUD13.50 Freight was about $US85.00
I have looked around a fair bit and found parts that are non genuine but comparable quality i.e. Toyota oil filter fits Kohler engine "Z418" etc also air filters and precleaners that fit Briggs and Strattons also fit Kohler and are a bit cheaper.
Spent 6 months working in local mower shop that taught me enough to get myself into trouble and on most occasion back out again
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Old 04-18-2012, 10:02 PM
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Yes, I know about shipping to Sydney. It cost me 25 US Dollars to mail two t-shirts to my friend Andy. I only paid 30 Dollars for the shirts!
I also sent you a reply to your PM.
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Old 04-18-2012, 11:35 PM
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Thanks , have replied , Oz
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Gooday mate wow you are popular here .
Just wondering if you have any Ausie huntin /fishin pics to share. There is a thread for it .
or gardening also .
I 've always been interested in the tropical north of Austrialia







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Old 04-29-2012, 11:53 PM
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Went rabbit hunting as a kid also a bit of fishing but sorry do not have pics , as for the tropical north , plenty of fishing up there , Marlin , Barramundi etc
As for gardening thats my wifes specialty , I just mow over anything that is planted closer than 50" as that is the width of the deck
With out wanting to sound like a Travel agent Australia has it all , and we look around the world and see what is going on and thank God we are Aussies.
If you ever want to find an Aussie in a crowd just shout "oi oi oi" , you will get an answer
If any one has questions about Australia fire away and I will do my best to answer
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400 views to my post , that is awesome , I'm chuffed
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Smile hi
Good day to you! I plan on hauling my cub around in my 60-B 120 4x4.

here's my challenge: find an AA-120 and haul your cub around in it. One IHC deserves another methinks! I drive left, you drive right, but I drive correct side!! Manny!
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Old 05-10-2012, 08:23 PM
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Hey Manny , I'll be hauling my Cub in an Amarok
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ok,now you got my curiosity. What's an amerok? pictures? Can't you tell? You Aussies are a sensation way up here! It is fun to have you on here. Manny
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