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Archive through August 05, 2019
Peoples in Iowa This might explain why the tractor was in Iowa. I thought I remembered Peoples as the supplier in my home town of Decorah. They don't mention a connection to Chicago. But I can’t help but think that they were tied together. I do remember seeing trucks going around “sniffing”.- dtiernan
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Archive through July 20, 2019
Marty. I’m guessing that might be a PTO adapter. Jack up the rear wheel and you have a variable speed PTO. Mine doesn’t look that nice.- dtiernan
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Archive through January 19, 2014
Charlie, not turning the chute means more passes. Which means more CUB time! Come on, you should know these things.- dtiernan
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Archive through September 06, 2013
Good job on the cultivator Dave.- dtiernan
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Archive through September 01, 2013
#2 tiller. good tines $250 #1 tiller w/ext. good tines. $200 #1 tiller w/ext. tines show wear but should last quite a while for personal use. $175 #1 tiller w/ext cover. no tines one side. $150 OBO. 42" WF blade. $75 42" WF blade no skids. $65 All picked...- dtiernan
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Archive through August 15, 2013
I hate to do it this way but when I took pictures of my Cubs that I'm selling I took them with too large of a file size and have been fighting to resize them with out changing the color too much. I gave up. I put them on Shutterfly with pricing in the description. I only wanted to list them with...- dtiernan
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Archive through August 15, 2013
All the Original tractors listed in the Aug 17 posting have been spoken for except the frame and deck. Price reduction on the snow throwers. Take $25 off each one.- dtiernan
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Archive through August 15, 2013
Originals. w/ B&S 10HP. Creeper, hood ornament, grille and emblem. $225 w/Oil bath air cleaner. $100 w/ deck $75 w/ creeper, grille and emblem and deck. $200 w/ creeper, grille, emblem, and deck. $200 w/ creeper and grille $200 Danco snow thrower $100...- dtiernan
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Archive through June 05, 2009
Charlie, I let myself get too busy with other things. (including work) After noticing that last summer went by in a blink again, I decided this year I needed to make an effort for <font color="0000ff">CUB</font> time and the pleasure that comes from getting a tractor fixed up and running again...- dtiernan
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Archive through June 05, 2009
And you thought I was Dead!- dtiernan
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Archive through June 05, 2009
Jeez, and I was going answer Mark's question on paint by pointing to Bob's page too. Thank goodness I chickened out cause "I got a bad felling about this one"- dtiernan
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IH Cub Cadet Plow Day 15 -----April 12th 2008
Kraig, quick....take your personal info off your profile so the ASPCA can't find you!- dtiernan
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Archive through August 15, 2006
<font size="+2">BFT</font> I was wearing my arrow keys out trying read the Forum! ( Charlie, you said I had to post!)- dtiernan
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Archive through June 05, 2006
Charlie, That spring loaded button on the Model "J" is a primer button to aid in cold starting. If you don't want to break your choke habit, there is solenoid that mounts over the primer and uses a dash mounted switch to activate it.- dtiernan
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Archive through May 31, 2006
Well Charlie, Put a valve on it to"leak" some by and..... NIGHT TIME PLOWING!!!!!!!- dtiernan
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