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Old 01-16-2012, 08:58 PM
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Cool Just one of those days...

Well this was one of them,
I picked up this 102 yesterday.On my way there I was going to stop at my Sears collector guy who gets a few cubs in once in a while,but I figger I see him on the way back with the 102 because he's a talkerWell he had this 124 settin' there and of course the price was right,and of course I picked it up today.I shudda,coulda,woulda,stopped there first.The 124 had a hydro pump on it at one time, but the strap was the replacement lifter thingy.Creeper,weights,snow plow,in ruff ruff oooooooooooowwwwww shape,and headlights.











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Old 01-16-2012, 09:03 PM
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I like them both!!
You saved a couple more.
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Nice finds Lew!
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Old 01-16-2012, 09:18 PM
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Nice find. The 124 used to have a hydraulic lift on it at one time.....too bad you didn't land that with it, but still a very nice find and the creeper is a nice extra!

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Nice find! Wish we could find those "loaded" Cub Cadets out this way. Always seems to be plain jane ones out here.
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Good scores, Lew! How many do you have now?
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Good scores, Lew! How many do you have now?
Not as many as Cub Crazy!
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Allen,
I have 25 sometimes more or less,the 122,70,and72 were sold this past weekend.They went to good homes.
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Well yesterday I dragged the 124 in the shack and proceeded to defrost the frozen tranny.Pulled the fenders off and the shifter and the hytran was filled to the top. I stuck a screwdriver in there to see how far down the ice was. It was only down about an inch... So after 6 hrs of defrosting with a block heater,brooder lamp, and a dipstick heater, it finally was time to let it loose.How much water does a nf tranny hold?
So I remove the plug and out came a gushing of hydro not hytran.It was like Niagara Falls...It filled up the 6 qt container I used,I plugged it with my finger,switched containers and let out the rest.

So how much?

2 1/4 gallons.

I pulled the rear cover off and it was not bad at all in there so I wiped out the gunk.
Looks like Saturday I will put it back together.





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