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Old 12-03-2016, 08:48 PM
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Good evening all. Just curious if anyone makes a replacement tie-rod for a 125? Mine is bent a little on the left hand side. (If your sitting on the tractor) Thank you very much.
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Unfortunately no. Cub Cadet still does. I'm sure Jeff can if you ask him to.
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Cool thanks Jon.
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Good evening all. Just curious if anyone makes a replacement tie-rod for a 125? Mine is bent a little on the left hand side. (If your sitting on the tractor) Thank you very much.
Heat the thing up and bend it strait... Done it time and again. They are still strait.
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