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03-06-2011, 07:38 PM
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I was looking at the fun of a plowing match with the cubs. I now regret giving my plow and cultivator away, but the person who sold me the tractor didn't give me the hitch and not knowing how to hook them on I tried making up something that I thought might work and it failed so I gave them away. I always used my troybuilt tiller so I really wasnt interested at the time till now. It sure would be neat to plow so maybe I will come and spectate. I really enjoy the pictures of the projects and they do help with assesing the condition of my machine.
Keep up the good work Ken 
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03-07-2011, 09:51 AM
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Thanks
Hey Camper
Thanks for keeping the 127 alive  We all know they don't and never will make them like they use too. Have you thought about attending a swap meeting or two in the states this summer? Great place to pick up new and used parts at real good prices Have fun with your Cub and I'll do my part to keep keeping them alive.
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Ken! Glad to have you!
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