T tom coffey Active member Apr 8, 2019 #1 I just stumbled onto this '73 model 149. I don't know anything about it's condition yet, but it appears to be complete.[ATTACH type="full" alt="20190407_161204.jpg[/attachmen [attachment=0]20190407_161233.jpg"]1[/ATTACH] Attachments 20190407_161204.jpg 622 KB · Views: 985 20190407_161233.jpg 532.6 KB · Views: 985
I just stumbled onto this '73 model 149. I don't know anything about it's condition yet, but it appears to be complete.[ATTACH type="full" alt="20190407_161204.jpg[/attachmen [attachment=0]20190407_161233.jpg"]1[/ATTACH]
S Stanton 501 Club Apr 9, 2019 #2 When fixed up and running, the 149 is about as good a Cub Cadet as you can get. Very solid. My guess is that the one in these pictures, "Ran when parked." Let us know if you buy it...
When fixed up and running, the 149 is about as good a Cub Cadet as you can get. Very solid. My guess is that the one in these pictures, "Ran when parked." Let us know if you buy it...
T-Mo 501 Club Apr 9, 2019 #3 As mentioned above, the 149 were great machines, wide frame, hydraulics, no engine iso mounts to wear out causing drive shaft problems, etc.
As mentioned above, the 149 were great machines, wide frame, hydraulics, no engine iso mounts to wear out causing drive shaft problems, etc.
Let us know if you buy it...