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06-19-2009, 07:51 PM
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New Guy Here!
Hi Gang,
Nice to meet everyone. I am retired, living in South Lima NY, just south of Rochester NY. I have been collecting Cubs for a little over 2 yrs and happen to think they are the very best garden tractor ever made! I just picked up my second Original. It has a serial #2332 it has the creeper transmission and has the cog belt deck. It runs and moves but the 7hp Kohler is knocking and smoking. The other Original has a serial # 4791 and doesn't run......yet. I hope to include photos of them in another post. I am also the proud owner of a Model 86 which I mow weekly with. Along with the model 86 I have models 100, 102, 104, 122, 124, 126, 782, 1320 and a 1862 with a blown Magnum engine in it.The 1320 is my wife mower. Being a Farmall owner and puller (ret) Cubs just happened to fit right in......lol! I look forward to chatting, asking questions and maybe even answering a few with everyone on here. Thanks Rod 
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06-20-2009, 03:43 PM
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Thanks Everyone. Now to change the size of my pictures so I can post some on here. I will work on it tonite, and hopefully be able tp post them!
Rod
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Sure would be nice to seem some pics of that herd!!!!
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