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I'm guessing that seat gets pretty cold in the winter.
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Started looking at old pics of the 582 and thought I'd share
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Sharp 582!
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Just picked up my first cub over the weekend, not sure if its a 68 or 69 125, runs perfect only needed a tune up, now I see why my grandpa always talked about the old cubs. He always told me if I could ever get one don't pass it up. Mowed a little bit of my back yard and it looks like a golf course now. Just waiting for new fuel bowl to get in that I ordered from site sponsor Patton Acres. Tons of great info on here just joined and found the solution to a problem I was having with it. Ran good then went out to start it and no spark except when I would let go of the key, ended up looking at the points and found condensation on there cleaned it off good and fired right up.
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good looking 125, and welcome to occ
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Just picked up my first cub over the weekend, not sure if its a 68 or 69 125, runs perfect only needed a tune up, now I see why my grandpa always talked about the old cubs. He always told me if I could ever get one don't pass it up. Mowed a little bit of my back yard and it looks like a golf course now. Just waiting for new fuel bowl to get in that I ordered from site sponsor Patton Acres. Tons of great info on here just joined and found the solution to a problem I was having with it. Ran good then went out to start it and no spark except when I would let go of the key, ended up looking at the points and found condensation on there cleaned it off good and fired right up.
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Just picked up my first cub over the weekend, not sure if its a 68 or 69 125, runs perfect only needed a tune up, now I see why my grandpa always talked about the old cubs. He always told me if I could ever get one don't pass it up. Mowed a little bit of my back yard and it looks like a golf course now. Just waiting for new fuel bowl to get in that I ordered from site sponsor Patton Acres. Tons of great info on here just joined and found the solution to a problem I was having with it. Ran good then went out to start it and no spark except when I would let go of the key, ended up looking at the points and found condensation on there cleaned it off good and fired right up.
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Welcome to OCC! Glad you're enjoying your 125!
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