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Old 06-08-2013, 06:35 PM
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Default Hello from the Frozen North of Michigan
I currently have a CC125 and a CC 149 with a 10 HP engine in it pretty much making it a 109.

I have a small engine service and repair shop and currently have a 149 and 169 in the shop that belong to a customer. I will be pulling the hydraulic lift on my 149/109 and installing it on the customer's 169. I am having some issues with the 50" deck on the 169 but have narrowed it down to the lift system and will post it in the implements and attachment forum as was suggested.

I really prefer to work on the older metal Cub Cadets but do quite a bit of work on both types.

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Old 06-08-2013, 07:38 PM
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I suggest that you post this question in this section Implements and Attachments along with some pics and I am sure someone will have an answer for you.

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Old 06-09-2013, 05:44 AM
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Thanks for the welcome messages.

I will post it in that section. I did take a look in the technical section and there is a manual on that 50" deck and a photo shows it under a tractor but not a 169 since the tractor shown there has a manual transmission and not a hydro.

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Bill:

Just what part of Michigan are you from...??? Even the U.P. should be thawed out by now...
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Little town of Mancelona 30 miles north east of Traverse City. We had about 1/8" of heavy frost on June 4th. This morning it was 43* so we are in our three months of bad snowmobiling weather pattern right now.
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welcome, where in mi you from. im was born outside of Marquette
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Welcome, I'm new here myself.

Isn't a 169 a fairly rare model? I heard there were only a few thousand of those units built. Please correct me if I am mistaken.
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