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Old 07-17-2011, 12:45 PM
Ole147 Ole147 is offline
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I had the before pictures on my other computer that got lightning ZAPPED.
I'm looking through my picture CD's to see if I stored any there.
If I find some I will post them. The 147 didn't look to pretty when I bought her. Rusty and unkept.
The previous owner was so cheap, he put a wheel barrow wheel & tire on the right front rather than getting the right replacement tire.
I replaced the front tires with tri rib tires.
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Old 07-18-2011, 06:06 PM
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I purchased a new CC in the spring of 09.
It is a good grass cutter.
It gets around on my hilly lot very well.
So far I'm happy with it's performance,
I understand it's limitations.
All I got it for was to cut grass.
It replaces a Snapper zero turn mower that was highly over rated and over priced. I like the cub much better.
I had 3 CC's at the time.
I sold the one on the right, now I'm sorry I did.
That was a 104 that had 106 decals on, it was that way when I bought it.
They tried to tell me it was a 106, but that didn't work. The 106 has different rear fenders.
And the Serial #'s tell the whole story.
It had a creeper gear and 12 wide Ag tires.
A real BEAR.
Sweet line up! To bad ya sold the 104.
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Old 07-20-2011, 11:39 AM
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Hello OLE 147,

I just joined the forum and see that you are from the same neck of the woods here in central PA (I'm in bellefonte PA).

Can you tell me where in the this area I can go to get an opinion/possible repair for my 1200?
I pulled the creeper drive and found the roll pin pulled from the shifting shaft which connects to the fork. I think all I need to do is to find a slightly oversized pin to replace, but I'm not sure if I need to "rebuild" any other part of the creeper drive. For example, the coupling that connects to the drive shaft is loose. The pin is tight, but I assume that it needs to be a bit flexible to allow the ball/bushing to engage properly. The local Cub cadet dealer just doesn't have the experience with these older tractors.

Anyone in our area that you have been using?

Thanks,
Mike
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