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03-09-2010, 12:00 PM
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Cub 122 with Danco Loader
In my intro Here I made the statement that I would like to have a FEL down the road, well I got the loader first and still trying to track down a tiller and creeper gear. Thanks to Iluvtruks0 for the hook up on the 122 with FEL.
I did pick it up this past Sat. and been having to much fun to post pictures until now.  And as you can see my son kinda likes it too. It pulls my sons caboose easily and started giving rides to all the kids Sun. I owe you pictures of the caboose.The box scraper is a repoduction of one that the PO had made. The PO has quite the collection and I've lined up my next purchase already!  So much for a one and done deal I had with my wife!  The lift is a bit weak going to have someone that actually knows about that stuff take a look at it and bring it up to par. Once my shop is built I will strip it down and have it painted (I hate to paint!) Bye bye red paint! I have noticed that there seems to be alot of 122's with FEL's for some reason. Thanks for Looking! Duke 
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