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Old 08-24-2016, 06:11 PM
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How does the grill screen on a 126 attach to the front housing?
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Old 08-24-2016, 07:17 PM
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There are grill springs that come from the back side and hook of spring holds on to expanded metal. Springs go through tabs that are made on grill housing
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Grill screen springs.....definitely grill screen springs. K-mart.....grill screen springs from K-mart. Definitely, definitely grill screen spring from K-mart....

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Old 08-25-2016, 07:50 AM
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Thank you...it just so happens the PO provided those springs in the box of spare parts....I just couldnt figure out what they were for.
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Thank you...it just so happens the PO provided those springs in the box of spare parts....I just couldnt figure out what they were for.
Be sure to twist them at 90 degrees and make sure they hook onto the screen so that you don't lose them, as they are hard to find in the grass (ask me how I know ).

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Grill screen springs.....definitely grill screen springs. K-mart.....grill screen springs from K-mart. Definitely, definitely grill screen spring from K-mart....

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I was waiting to see if anyone was going to comment but guess not. Pretty funny and actually you wouldnt believe how close the connection is...,
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I was waiting to see if anyone was going to comment but guess not. Pretty funny and actually you wouldnt believe how close the connection is...,
I was just getting caught up on the days posts. That is Pretty Damn funny 123!!!
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Any recommendations on where to buy the grill hold down springs for a Cub 125. The prices I have seen on the inter-net seem to be on the high side for these springs.
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