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Where in North America is Jim, and what Cub Cadet items has he found there?
That is great that they saved it, so much history has been destroyed in and over ohio (and other states). I loved that area, Not sure about the knowledge you replied with but I will investigate and would not have known if not for you. Thank you for the info. Happy Holidays- Stephen Casterline
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- Forum: The Sandbox
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Where in North America is Jim, and what Cub Cadet items has he found there?
440 Crites Rd, Circleville, OH 43113 house location.- Stephen Casterline
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- Forum: The Sandbox
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New to me
Tought I had another yesterday, a 2135, but seller was just playing game. Any rate saved my $$ for something else, somewhere. Oh yea the stainless hub caps..takes me back fer sure.- Stephen Casterline
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- Forum: IH Cub Cadet Registry
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Just picked it up today!!!
Greetings from upper Georgia. I have always loved CC. Especially the older sturdy built ones. I have a 2135 and a 2165. Little ragged but still power houses. Wouldnt trade them for all the JDs in the world. You have a fine item there, it will last a long time.- Stephen Casterline
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- Forum: New Member Introductions