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Posted by coup on March 28, 2006 at 12:09:04 from (170.215.133.149):
i went to look at the $500. cub tractor with 4 new tires and new braakes today. it was only about 15 miles..... well the tires were worn out,it had jb weld on the side of the motor trying to fix a 6inch long crack....it wasn't a cub but some type of A i think...the head was out in the weather and it looked like water was in he cylinder holes.......it had a rigged lift.. didn't take me long to realize that old (pewee) the guys name was in a dream world and i thanked the neighbor and left..
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