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Old 08-14-2013, 10:02 PM
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Finished it today. Ready to work!
Your cub looks great! Excellent job!
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My son was questioning my messing with a 44 year old piece of junk (his words). Kids these days don't appreciate things from "back in the day" or the quality that was put into them.
Take your son to one of the big box stores and have him lift the rear wheels of one of their POS machines off the ground... Then take him home and have him lift the back of 124 off the ground.

I believe he will have immediate respect for the "44 year old piece of junk".
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Take your son to one of the big box stores and have him lift the rear wheels of one of their POS machines off the ground... Then take him home and have him lift the back of 124 off the ground.

I believe he will have immediate respect for the "44 year old piece of junk".
You're darn right about that Mark! These IH Cub Cadets are made very, very well. Over built is a better description!

Old And In The Way: Great job repairing the garden tractor! Glad to see we're back in business!

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I really enjoyed this thread,good info and interesting reading fellas.
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Just my 2 cents but that "Piece of junk" will be running long after the crap from Lowes, Home Cheapo and MTD have been melted down for scrap and sent to China to make new crap. Nice work Buddy!
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Very nice work.
On to the next project.
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very nice 124!
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Just my 2 cents but that "Piece of junk" will be running long after the crap from Lowes, Home Cheapo and MTD have been melted down for scrap and sent to China to make new crap. Nice work Buddy!
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Nice 124-this has been very informative since a 124 is waiting in the wings for my next cub project.
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I have had my cub cadet 104 for 17 years, since I was 10. I dont know of many things that people can keep for that long with only changing the oil and filling with gas occasionally. This is why I hope people think they are old junk so I can take it off of their hands for a reasonably cheap price.


Nice 124, that is one that is on my list to acquire also.
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