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Old 09-28-2010, 11:23 PM
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Glad you had a great time with your cub.
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sounds like you might have to get head lights and a rear grote light for the 123. haha
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So my wife ordered a new headlight kit for her car, some projector beam deal, and the kit came with Fog/Driving lights. Well her car does not have the right grill to fit the lights so I might wind up putting them on the 127 when I get a chance
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Aagitch...that is SWEET! I like your set up, looks different with a red plow too.
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Got my lift arm welded back up and installed. My order came in from my cub dealer. Found a killer deal on the long belt on ebay after my dealer said they where NLA. Just need to get the gear box to tiller belt and mount it up and try it out.

This weekends to do list:

Plow another garden! :biggrin2.gif:
Install the creeper!
Locate the gear box tiller belt.
Mount up the tiller and try it out. (maybe next weekend)
And go see Thomas the tank engine with my family. My sons yearly birthday wish.
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Sounds like a great weekend, Duke! Please get some pics, if you're able to.
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Finally got to lawn sweep the yard today. Had a mishap with the 100, but it's fixed now! We'll get pics next time.
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Mishap? What happened to the 100?
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Diz, the tie rod came out of the left tie rod end. I'm so glad, it's fixed now!
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sounds like you might have to get head lights and a rear grote light for the 123. haha

HMMMMM...... not a bad idea!
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