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I was on my way to pick up an old water tanker wagon today when I saw this Cub Cadet on the side of the highway with a for sale sign on it. I turned around and went back and knocked on the door just as the owner was pulling in with his son. Turned out to be an 84 year-old recent widower who is selling everything and moving to Houston to be with his son. He was the original owner and always maintained it and kept it in a shed. He even took it to the Case IH dealer in '04 for a complete overhaul of the engine, tiller and mowing deck, he gave me the detailed receipts. After he told me all that he had done to it, I figured he was going to say, "I need to get $1,500 for it," but he said, "I want $600." I said, "I'll be back within the hour with a trailer and some cash." I thought my wife was going to hit the road this time, she said," you've always got it justified!!!!" That's gonna be my new motto, "It's justified!" Any way, it runs like a champ and I had the tiller working in the dirt as soon as I got it home. I am adding onto my shop and the dirt needed some loosening, so there you go. All that it is missing is the grill. Maybe one of you has one to spare. Needless to say, I didn't make to get the wagon, but I'll get one day this week.
