WOW!!!! The E NEVER ceases to amaze!!!!
That is a good looking old school tractor.
Do you use them or collect them??
That is a good looking old school tractor.
Do you use them or collect them??
I've just started restoring and collecting early 60's cub cadets about 2 months ago. Drove to southern Mass. to get this one and I live in northern VT. I've got 3 of them now and i'm amazed how well they run!!WOW!!!! The E NEVER ceases to amaze!!!!
That is a good looking old school tractor.
Do you use them or collect them??
I got the ramps for $50 from the owner of the first Cub Original I purchased. No wear marks yet and have hauled 3 tractors a few times each.Craziness!
I like the ramps
Do you get any wear marks on your bumper from the lower clamshell hitting into it due to the cord removal?
I always wonder about the people who manage to do these neat (if a little dangerous) things and then suddenly disappear from sight.Judesminkey, who hasn't posted since 2011, is unlikely to answer. But at the very least I'd lay down some plywood before putting the tractor in.