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11-15-2012, 09:31 PM
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New Cub Cadet 147 owner!
I scored big on this deal, I had to help my best friend clear out a a family members property and clean it up for auction! Well after 7 days of shoveling through s--t, I made a deal that I get the 147 with a mower deck and snow blower, plus a pretty cool little simplicity stallion twin 7 lawnmower, plus a lot of other hand tools, and what not. If I would have taken pay it would have been around $500, So I think I came out way ahead! lol. The 147 does run and drive pretty dang good! The mower deck spins freely and the snow blower needs a little TLC and a few parts to make it work.
Well my goals for the 147, is fix it up nice, tinker with the motor and pull some more power out of it! Maybe figure out how to do a air over hydraulic lift for the deck and snow blower, and what ever other attachments I can find. I have read too many bad things about the electric lift and the one on it somebody messed with already. I'm also going to go through and replace all the wiring! Is there any way to convert the hydrostatic forwards reverse control to foot operated? 
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