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Old 09-05-2016, 12:57 PM
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Smile New Cub model????/ Yellow Fever
Ok I must have the yellow fever as I jest got cub #2 home, so I have 2 machines that don't run.
My first is a 123 that I have been working on & off (more off then on) and today's is a I just don't know? The tag on the rear end has 2050039u376319 on it.
This is all that I can find for info on it so far, it was a puller project that the P/O died before he got it running, I wanted it for the four new tires and wheels and other parts, the rear tires are 23X10,5-12 NHS. I gave less then $200.00 for it with the snowmobile engine and 90deg gearbox setting in/on the frame. I will try to post some photos once I get done with the wife's to do list . I don't know how this stands in the way of a good deal but I am happy with it.
More to come as I have time.
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Old 09-05-2016, 01:39 PM
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Well.... lets hope that the PO didn't hack it up too much. At least the rear end tag says it's a 126. The third most rare Cub Cadet. Post some pics and we'll see what you got. If it isn't hacked up too bad, you got a decent deal. I'd rebuilt that machine over the 123.
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Old 09-05-2016, 01:48 PM
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Ok I must have the yellow fever as I jest got cub #2 home, so I have 2 machines that don't run.
I don't know how this stands in the way of a good deal but I am happy with it.
More to come as I have time.
Joe
If YOU are happy then it is certainly a great deal. Of Course the official OCC response is "Pics or it didn't happen!" so please post some pictures.
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Congrats on your new to you cub! Hope to see some pics.
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?serutcip evol eW
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Old 09-05-2016, 07:08 PM
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?serutcip evol eW
What the frack you said? LMAO

PS: Congrat for the new "what ever it is" cub cadet.
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I fligured it out. It's like the word racecar. Or Abba. Or Mom or wow.
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Old 09-06-2016, 09:44 AM
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That's just my frazzled mind after a day working on the 124. Broke a bolt off and couldn't get it out. Had to drill and re tap.
But we do love pictures.
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