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Old 09-16-2012, 07:39 AM
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Are there still any Cub Cadet dealers, where I can walk in and buy parts for a Cub 123? I've bought parts from many different online Cub specialty shops, including several of the sponsors of this site, but it seems I can never find one supplier that has all the parts I need. Enormous amounts of time are spent looking up the right part numbers, and calling or browsing a dozen different retailers in the process. I'd be really thrilled to find a Cub dealer, where I can walk in with a list of all the parts I need (not have to find all the p/n's myself!), and have them just order the stuff.
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Old 09-16-2012, 08:40 AM
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Try to find an old International Harvester dealer. There is a chain of them that is in NE OH and SE MI called Archbold equipment- they were an IH dealer and went to Case IH when IH sold out in the 80s. They are my source for parts.
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Old 09-16-2012, 09:16 AM
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I get all my parts at Hetricks farm supply, New Bethleham Pa.
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I have had the best luck with the vendors listed here on the forum. I only buy from my local Cub dealer when I have to. The vendors here are a godsend when your looking for parts that are NLA, rare, or obscure. They all have been great to deal with.
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Where in PA are you located? The dealer I use is in northern Maryland, just south of Gettysburg, PA, and they are very helpful, and stock quite a few parts for the old Cubs and Kohlers, so it amazes me how unhelpful everyone else's dealers are.
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