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10-22-2009, 06:02 AM
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Hi there!
Greetings from Chicago ( or pretty darn close). A guy from MTF sent me over, said you guys know alot about old CC. Had a hard time getting this far, set up was different. Any ways, hope to talk soon, got a few questions about the 125 CC. Trying to finish her up before winter!
Thanks, Mouse
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10-22-2009, 12:03 PM
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Hey Mouse!!
 I'm glad you fought your way through the setup! It will be well worth your battles. There are some very knowledgeable people on this forum!!
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10-22-2009, 01:53 PM
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If you have questions you are in the right place... The guys here KNOW what they're talking about!
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10-22-2009, 08:01 PM
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Here is my story, 1999 picked up my first tractor (Scott's 1642) Ran it for 10 years, good machine, neighbor drove a CC, he got his used, it out lasted my Scott's. I did abuse the Scott's, left it out all summer. This year I needed a new tractor and went w/ a CC, got it home, went on line only to find out there were a lot problems w/ CC. Troubled, I searched for 3 weeks for a positive CC review. Never put gas in the new machine, thought about bringing back! There was this thing about belts comming off, and decks rusting out, I was almost on my way to TSC to get my money back when I decided to look for the right JD as a replacement, JD had 80% more complaints than CC. I realized my searches were only pulling up complaints and thats when I found MTF. I did a lot of reading and found a cult like following of the CC, when I saw the Orginal I fell in extream like. I went to TSC, told Kriston, if my tractor fails me in any way for 1 year I will bring it back and expect a full refund, without hesitation she said "OK". Went home put gas in my new LTX1046VT and cut the grass, what a awsome machine!! So with my new CC I started posting on MTF, thinking I was a well rounded tractor owner. Little did I know, I was just a pup, when I accidently posted on a Tractor King/Queen thread about a Weed Eater I felt like my head gotten bit off. I then started to read more post less, the Orginal was still on my mind. I started looking around, asked guys at work, showed pics to strangers, trying to find an Orginal. One day a guy calls me about an old CC, it was a 15??, but I thought practice first, Orginal second. The guy wanted $450.00 so I went to look @ it, the price went up to $500.00. I sent my friend back to work on the price for me, he calls me back and says hey he has older CCs in the back, only $100.00 and $150.00, not sure what model. Found a 125 CC in this guys back yard, the price is suddenly $250.00!!!! I was mad!! Over 4 weeks I tried to get him down on the price, finally got it for $125.00!!
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10-22-2009, 08:07 PM
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Good story Mouse!!!
You will like the 125 best and with care it will outlast all the others!!! Built like a stinken tank........ Welcome Jason
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