Today's haul.
 

Drove 275 miles round trip to get a 682 for certain and a possible yellow cub. Came back with the 682 and a 125. The 682 will be a project tractor that is in another thread and the 125 will be a fix up and sell to my uncle. The 682 is all there but most of the engine compartment is a box. It did come with a 44c deck and mule drive for it. It is a fairly basic tractor. The 125 seems to be all there its a little broken down missing a coil and the VR has fallen off. It does have a 3 point and a spring assist. It came with the 48 inch deck and mule drive. The k301 seems to been a newer engine. The data tag is worn down but the dipstick tells me its somewhat newer.

nice haul:beer2:

Nice 125 and 682! Can't wait to see your diesel project:beerchug:

Congrats on the nice pickups!:beerchug:

I like the 125...Nice pickup!!

Cleaned out the carb and sediment bowl. Pored in some gas and installed a coil and she poped right off.

Nice find!

Nice scores on your cubs!

Nice haul, glad to hear its up and running :ThumbsUp:

x2 ^
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Way to go! Cubs are pretty rare out west. My eldest son moved to Wisc. for his first job and just for grins I checked his local CL and there was about 10 available at that time!

great find Mr. Goffena:beer2: thats two needles in a haystack out in this part of the country

:beerchug: Couldn't be more happy for ya.

Nice Find MR Goffena
 

Good to see that you got them home safely. Now the real fun starts! :biggrin2:

Well the 125 would not move no matter what I did to it. I finally pulled the fenders and seat pan and washed the tranny and hydro off. On my way back from the car wash I stopped at Napa to get a hydro and air filters. That's when I found that the hydro filter was loose. With the new hydro filter the tractor still would not move. I finally split the tractor and drained the oil. I removed the charge pump and found the pump gear in about 10 pieces. Luckily I have a parts 125 I brought back from Portland OR last year. Installed the other hydro and the 125 came alive. I have a feeling that the PO let the filter come lose and that's what killed it.

Glad you were able to fix it!!!

Same here! Great job! :beerchug:

Awesome news!:beerchug:

Nice to have spare parts..

Congrats

I'm thankful for having some spare parts now too. Has gotten my project over the hump. :beerchug:

Nice work on the hydro fix for sure!!

Having some spare parts does help the pocket book as well.