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Welcome Jeff!
mgwin
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Welcome Jeff. 
Since you joined, I assume you have some cub tractors. We love pics!
Since you joined, I assume you have some cub tractors. We love pics!
Welcome Jeff from another Tennessean.
MARKS 1872 SGT
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Hello from S.E. Georgia,
dray
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Welcome from Beautiful Resaca Beach, Georgia.
Glad to have you as a member of the gang!!! Watch out for Woody woodpecker truck’s up there in Maynerdville lol. There are friends and trucking buddies.
Glad to have you as a member of the gang!!! Watch out for Woody woodpecker truck’s up there in Maynerdville lol. There are friends and trucking buddies.
MARKS 1872 SGT
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I am in Waynesville GA. just west or Brunswick, and 29 miles north of Florida border.
Jeff, WELCOME!
The 102 was rescued from a teenage puller. And the 100 i agree to buy from a photo. The 102 was setting in the woods with a blown engine. The 100 was in a shed with an engine knock.
mgwin
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Nice Tractors!
Check them out first!!!! A blown engine does not always mean a blown engine! The 100 may also be rebuildable. My dad had a 122 that developed a engine knock. He got someone to rebuild the engine, and it runs like a sewing machine now.
Check them out first!!!! A blown engine does not always mean a blown engine! The 100 may also be rebuildable. My dad had a 122 that developed a engine knock. He got someone to rebuild the engine, and it runs like a sewing machine now.
Congrats on your two Cub Cadets. Can't wait to see them restored.
