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Old 12-28-2013, 08:23 AM
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Hey, this is a cool forum. Just got my 1st Cub, it's a 1973 129. I got it to replace my Yard Machine that I was blowing snow with, but now getting some ideas now that I'm finding out how tough they are.



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Welcome to OCC! Nice looking 129!
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Old 12-28-2013, 12:37 PM
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Thanks guys. I'm building a snow cab, where is the appropriate place to post my progress.
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Put on the coffee, pull up a chair and stay awhile.

This is THE PLACE for all things Cub Cadet, For both IH and MTD made machines.
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Old 12-28-2013, 06:35 PM
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Thanks guys. I'm building a snow cab, where is the appropriate place to post my progress.
Probably in the "Home Made" section.

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Looks good. Yes, you will be amazed at how much work you can actually get done with a Cub Cadet.

I started with a 125 that I purchased off a coworker. ( He mechanically restored it for his Dad but his Dad went with a lawn service and gave it back ). I purchased it with a 42" mower deck, a Trac Vac system, a 42" front blade and a QA-42 snow thrower. I also have purchased a rototiller and a one bottom plow.

On that 125 I've added spring assist for lifting, a sleeve hitch adapter/ rear lift and headlights.

I got a 122 with plenty of options and traded that ( with a forum member here ) for another 125 with hydraulic lift.

It's a slippery slope having "yellow fever" but I wouldn't own anything else.

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My friend gave me 2 more havn't seen them yet said they ran good. one is a 1975 the other is a 1961
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My friend gave me 2 more havn't seen them yet said they ran good. one is a 1975 the other is a 1961
The '61 would be an Original ( nice score on that one ) and you'll have to let us know on the '75
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I remember looking at that tractor on craigslist. Definitely a Lew price. Looking good so far!
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