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Old 05-12-2012, 07:09 AM
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Hi all, Chris from Illinois. I just got my first Cub Cadet, a new 1042 KW.
Not nearly the good mojo of the old machines, but I'm not too handy with engines.
I'll keep the oil fresh and the machine clean, though!
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Hi all, Chris from Illinois. I just got my first Cub Cadet, a new 1042 KW.
Not nearly the good mojo of the old machines, but I'm not too handy with engines.
I'll keep the oil fresh and the machine clean, though!
Chris,

Hang around with us a for a bit and you'll be looking for the most rusty broke down cubs and restoring it.
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Hang around with us a for a bit and you'll be looking for the most rusty broke down cubs and restoring it.
So very true, but then it will be good to go for 40 more years. Welcome to OCC, glad to have you here.
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Hang around with us a for a bit and you'll be looking for the most rusty broke down cubs and restoring it.

Welcome, yeah the older ones do have some mojo to them. Sorta addictive?
But I had a # 122 & a#109 before I found this site. Can't explain it but there is something about them?

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Hi all, Chris from Illinois. I just got my first Cub Cadet, a new 1042 KW.
Not nearly the good mojo of the old machines, but I'm not too handy with engines.
I'll keep the oil fresh and the machine clean, though!
I got a 1045 and GT2544 in the fleet, so you're in good shape...
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