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06-09-2013, 01:17 AM
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Who likes jigsaw puzzles?
I personally don't like them, but this one is in the form of a 129. A friend of a friend owns this thing and wants me to put it back together for him. One slight problem. It was disassembled over 20 years ago and is in boxes. Looks like most the stuff is there but won't know until I get it put together. I'm sure I'm going to be asking a lot of questions since this is as far as I've ever been into a wide frame and even more for a hydro. First question I guess would be, if anyone has some pics of under the dash for the linkages. Also, does anyone have a exploded view of the hydro lever and linkages so I can get the parts in the right order. I will get pics tomorrow as its to dark and m shed is full of boxes and buckets of cubs parts. Also has a nice hard cab he wants me to refinish for him
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06-09-2013, 02:12 AM
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We take on jobs like that here at the shop sometimes. Nobody likes putting stuff together they didn't take apart. Although, I don't have a 129, I'm sure I speak for everyone saying we will help! My suggestion..... Get good at a parts blowout. Although they don't always picture things together, they really help when you need to see how things go. Download a service manual too. They usually have pretty good pics in them.
As always, GOOD LUCK! 
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06-09-2013, 06:58 AM
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Here is some information that will help you along the way.
Chassis Service Manual Parts Look Up Kohler Engine Manual
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06-09-2013, 07:57 AM
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Thanks for the parts lookup ill see if my phone will let me blow it up. The only thing hangin me up at the moment is the hydro linkages. I have to dig through this box to seenif everything is here
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06-09-2013, 09:11 AM
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It's all nuts, bolts, & a few pins, we will get this back together! (Any thing is possible with the right attitude) keeping it stupid simple is always best some things will just " fall together" then adjust.
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06-09-2013, 11:30 AM
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Be prepared, but even with the best pics and diagrams I am sure that at some point you will find you have installed one part only to find that you needed to install another part first. My son Eric and I have a 102 all apart for refurbish and we have another 102 for reference but expect to have a sequence of assembly problem or two. Oh well just chalk it up to experience and go slow and be careful and the job will be finished.
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06-09-2013, 04:49 PM
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Don't worry about that 102 the almost literlynput themelfs back together I had my old one apart and reassembled in one night. But I'm sure I will be figuring a lot out about this hydro setup. I've got to dig through the boxes and find the stuff first
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06-09-2013, 06:11 PM
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a little past on the tractor, its main purpose was being used to taxi small aircraft (personal) for the majority of its life. guy said he's only mowed with it three or four times as well as clear snow off the small runway where he kept his plain every year since it was new until the time he tore it apart. which was right around 1990 . so im actualy looking forward to getting it completed for him as hes also offered to take me up in his plane when finished. im working on uploading pictures at the moment
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06-09-2013, 06:16 PM
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here are a few pictures, as you can see its pretty well in boxes i got the rolling chasis together last night, he wants me to strip and restore the cab as well
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06-09-2013, 06:57 PM
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I have (3) 129's, though one is a donor and one is going to find a new home at my nephews soon, I hope. Let me know what pics you need and if I can find time to check this computer, then I will send them to you. It really isn't too much different than the NF's.....and you will have it back together in very little time. I can't help but wonder why he took it apart in the first place, all of mine work better when they are together!
 Ok, just PM me for what you need... Cub Cadet 123
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