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Old 12-26-2017, 05:21 PM
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Hi howdy folks, new here but not to Cub Cadet. My 1200, my Dad bought new and he passed it on to me. I put a new long block in it 15+ years ago. New front tires and rebuilt the steering last fall. Push blade and a 42A mower deck. As we know these things are workhorses! Lots of great info here. Read 20+ pages waiting for the kids to get up to see Santa Claus!
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I know I've already commented in at least one of your other threads, but:




And about that tractor....

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https://photos.app.goo.gl/K1IbnI5UNiqrrJVx1

Last winter after steering rebuild and new front shoes. Which were MISERABLE to install. Bought them from Amazon and they must have been on the bottom of the shipping container.Completely out of round and unbearable to air up.
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man that looks cold :-)

Welcome and glad that the 1200 is still doing its duty...... (in this case snowmobile retrieval!)
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As we all know they're brut's!
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