I have another 1650 with one-inch axels in storage waiting for her turn in the shop. Had another 1650 that I sold a gentleman in a neighboring town, gave him a deal on it. He’s very happy with it. I would have look, but I think I have three or for tillers, two snow thrower’s and Two blades one with hydraulic angling, And the sickle mower. I gave the 382 to a neighbor kid for him and his dad to work on. I hope to have them all restored to the best of my ability be for I kick the bucket. At 76 and having nerve damage from crash it’s not easy.Welcome aboard! You've got a fantastic looking lineup of Cub Cadets. They’re clean and in great shape, clearly well taken care of. The shop photos really highlight them nicely. I'm excited to have you here and can’t wait to hear the stories that go along with them.
What an impressive collection and story! I admire how you’re taking care of the machines and sharing your passion for them, they’re in wonderful hands. And it’s so great that you passed the 382 on to the neighbor kid too.I have another 1650 with one-inch axels in storage waiting for her turn in the shop. Had another 1650 that I sold a gentleman in a neighboring town, gave him a deal on it. He’s very happy with it. I would have look, but I think I have three or for tillers, two snow thrower’s and Two blades one with hydraulic angling, And the sickle mower. I gave the 382 to a neighbor kid for him and his dad to work on. I hope to have them all restored to the best of my ability be for I kick the bucket. At 76 and having nerve damage from crash it’s not easy.