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Old 09-27-2014, 05:38 PM
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Wow, I did not know it would be this bad when I bought my first Cub last year. Now I have three.....

Bought a 126 last year to restore with my daughter. That gave me the bug to find an original. After searching for a while I bought my original labor day weekend. Then just today I was over at my neighbors with my original and he says hey, I have something you need..... uh oh... now I am an owner of a 127. Got it with the deck and snowthrower. Now I need to add on to my barn for the cubs.

What do you think, paid $350 for it and the snowthrower and drove it home:
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Looks good. If you hate the grill, I'll gladly buy it (the grill)!!!
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Good looking 127.
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Old 09-27-2014, 06:56 PM
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Good score on the 127, that was the first model I bought and redid. Good price on everything you got for sure
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Very nice looking 127. Good buy!
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I think you did good. Nice looking tractor!!
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Good looking 126.
That's a 127 Nick, the 126's sister.

Nice find on the 127. You did good on it. Welcome to this disease we call Cub Cadets............
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Cubs are like donuts , you can't stop a just one!
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Cubs are like donuts , you can't stop a just one!
Yep, my oldest one is a 782D, so that leaves me with 2 decades left to buy from.

That is one good looking 126. reminds me of my first Cub, a 102 that my dad got in 1984 or so.
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That is a clean 127, does it have original paint on it?
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