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Old 09-14-2010, 11:25 PM
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Hi everybody,
I just joined and this is a very interesting site. I got a 2 for 1 deal on a couple 149s and one came with a key and the other didn't. Whee can I find another key for the keyless? Thanks, Gardentoys
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....and if you are feeling real electrically savvy, you can rig up a remote control start and throttle to your engine to run your 149 without you in the driver's seat. I'm not for sure how the steering would be worked out, but it would certainly be interesting to see the look on the neighbor's faces when they see your tractor mowing your yard without a rider!!! Especially if it is coming toward them!:biggrin2.gif:

I did observe a man once who had this rigged up on his Kohler engine, so I would imagine with a little more ingenuity, some kind of actuators perhaps, a remote control steering might be feasible!!!......Just a thought. Welcome to the forum!!

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Old 09-15-2010, 08:55 AM
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If you have a good locksmith nearby, you can have the key you have copied. There is an Ilco blank that matches, but it's kind of a weird one and most places don't seem to carry it.
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I bought a couple at the cub dealer for $1.70 brand new. They had a whole box full of them.
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I bought a couple at the cub dealer for $1.70 brand new. They had a whole box full of them.
I paid a lot more at the dealer for mine this Spring! I am getting less and less fond of my local CC dealer. They were a JD dealer for as long as I can remember and switched to CC about two years ago. They aren't very knowledgeable on the old stuff and don't have any left over 40 year old Cub parts that they want to get rid of either.
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