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11-22-2009, 03:24 PM
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Feel like a king!
It's nice to open the shed and have to decide what tractor to drive. The O started right up but the 125 took along time. It seems like it's starved for gas but runs fine once it starts. Any ideas?
Enjoy the pics. Mouse
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11-22-2009, 05:40 PM
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May I approach the king?
Sire, your humble servant wishes to extend his heartfelt congratulations on your majestry's collection.  You should! Anyone with a restored cub O, and something to work with has the best of both worlds. Did you check the carb out yet? Try backing the low idle screw out a turn. Then try the High idle screw. I run my machines lean....but if they don't pop after sitting alittle, I back the screws out alittle until they do.
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11-22-2009, 07:05 PM
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I kind of feel the opposite. I am fairly sure that my 100 will suit all my needs, and it's nice to not have to wonder which tractor I need to use, or how much the one I need will cost. I see where you're coming from, glad you're happy with all of your toys!
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11-22-2009, 10:09 PM
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Nice collection Mouse....
Had the same problem with my 125....hard starting, but ran great once i got it going.....messed with the carb and points to correct what i thought was a fuel problem. Found i had a weak coil...replaced it, and it pops right off now. Good luck Metalrain
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