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08-28-2015, 03:20 PM
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New Guy in Southern Ohio
Hello all!
New to the form but have been trolling looking for info for a few weeks now. A bit of history on my cubs. I learned on a cub 1250. We moved with that for many many years and when we moved to a place with 20 acres (not all grass) we upgraded to a 1772 in addition to the 1250. Fast forward to me buying my first house, I traded my dad some work for that 1250 and mowed at my new place for 4.5 years (I'm still amazed that old things keeps going). He has since upgraded to a new cub with a yanmar diesel with loader. The kicker? He didn't want to deal with selling the 1772 and wanted the 1250 back for his vacation house in upper Michigan. So I traded him my 1250 for the 1772. Pretty good deal if I say so myself. Unfortunately the PTO decided it wanted to retire so it seized and took out the shaft stub. I've got it torn down and working on finding someone to cut a new keyway into the old shaft. So most all the pics I have of her are all torn apart. I do have the side panels and usually run it with them on. My only complaint about this is the horrible lose steering. It's a challenge to mow a straight line haha 
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