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    Wheel Weight Removal Question

    I'm starting to remove the wheel weights on my 1650 Quietline and, having never done this before, thought it best to ask if there's a particular method I should use short of prying or hammering. Have removed the attaching bolts but the weight is still firmly stuck to the wheel. I tried...
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    Flooded Cub Cadets on YouTube

    (12) Flooded Tractor sitting 10+ years, Will it Start and Drive?? - YouTube
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    What Should I Do?

    Help! What should I do? Which one should I keep? In an earlier post I detailed my first Cub Cadet (a well used 169 with mower, cultivator and snow blower) as well as my Number Two which is a 149 that has a lot of good parts that I planned to move to the 169 (my keeper) and then refurbish the...
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    New Member in Michigan's Upper Peninsula

    Hello! Last week I acquired a Model 169 that I plan to restore and then use to move a lot of sand (which is about all there is to dig and move hereabouts). As the photos indicate it is in pretty rough shape and when added to the Scout II (which I've owned for over thirty years) is now my...
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