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KEITH KENNEDY
Help Support IH Cub Cadet Forum:
Hi, I have been a Cub Cadet owner since 1963 when I bought my first International Cub Cadet tractor after my uncle who worked for IH recommended them. He was right they were built like tanks ! Loved it and have bought and sold 3 other Internationals over the years.They are still good tractors, but there not what they used to be. I now have a 54” Cut Cadet but miss my old square deck International. I was cleaning out the barn today and found my old #1 cart . I began to relive the good old days so I joined the forum in hopes of finding a new home for my rare #1 cart in great condition.