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im subscribing to this thread.... something compels me.. must be the 107 part.
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08-25-2011, 10:57 PM
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I did something very similar with my 122/126 mixed breed mutt. I'll be watching this thread for sure.
Notes you might need: 1. Steering shafts are different lengths between some models 2. Transmission tunnels are different lengths at the back end between some models 3. Transmissions will have an internal brake or external brakes, depending on model There are a few other minor mismatches, but with a bit of persistence, they can be overcome. Here's a link to some of my fun: http://onlycubcadets.net/forum/showthread.php?t=4319 This is going to be fun...  Looks like you're off to a good start. Keep up with it.
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08-26-2011, 09:01 AM
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Thanks Rhoderman for the link, I really enjoyed that. The last bit of 123 talk is, I loosened the fittings at the suction tube to drain the hytran out of the diff before shed storage. Was'nt coming out very well, so I turned the fitting completely out and STILL didn't get much. What puzzled me was the ""capalary" type tube that ran from the diff through the suction tube up to the pump.
 . So I took the tube off completely. Boy was I surprised to find this little guy in there. Appears the p.o. must have dropped his "fill tube" in while filling rear and JUST LEFT IT IN THERE!
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09-01-2011, 09:01 AM
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ok, cant quit yet
I had the rear rims blasted, whooo dogggggy. This is the worst set I've had to date. The pits are pretty deep in a few areas. And I never was happy with the seams on some of the wheels. But with a little elbow grease and some red spot putty, I think they'll turn out ok.
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cub hit&miss
NOTHING go do with my project, but I went to the Canfield fair on Thursday, saw these two guys just sitting there. Didn't get see, or here them run, it was late.
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10-07-2011, 04:58 PM
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and so .........it begins.
I pulled the 107 from the shed to the garage today after cutting the lawn. Going to begin the "resto-modifi-custom-ization". As you can see the 123 grill is sitting where the 107's was. And I do mean sitting, one bolt holding it up. My goal is to shorten the 123 hood and have it mate with the 107 fiberglass dash,
, guess we will have to see on that. Also got the new rear tires mounted for this guy.On a side note, I can't imagine I'll ever use the weight, chain, tire set up off of this tractor. I'd like some dialogue as to what your thoughts are on the matter. Mind you, I won't be moving snow with this guy, may plow some dirt with the brinly I just scored, or till a little.
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