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Old 08-02-2013, 08:10 PM
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Tuesday. I'll have my second tractor, a Cub Cadet 122. Paint doesn't look bad. Once i get it to the house, I'll post pics. Just wondering why do a lot of people complain about k301 being made into pullers?
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guess I never heard that. But I wasn't Kohler's facebook pic of the day either. depending on your clubs rules you're probably better off getting a 14 or 16.
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guess I never heard that. But I wasn't Kohler's facebook pic of the day either. depending on your clubs rules you're probably better off getting a 14 or 16.
Starting to be a pain in the butt bud
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LMFAO!! I'm sorry plowboy, but that is too funny! I really don't think anyone here is making fun of you..... just givin' you a hard time
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Thanks. And there was a guy that commented on my kohker engine post saying another k301 ruined by a puller which is why I said that
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you have to remember that there are a fair number of restorers that don't care for the guys that hot rod them weather its a car, truck, garden tractor or what ever. think how many 69 Camaro's were hacked apart in the name of racing. Makes a virgin really hard to find and when you do the money you spend on it is ridiculous. think about it, gear drive cubs are getting hard to find, gear drive deere's are a dime a dozen

Don't take things the wrong way, just having some fun at your expense. make's up for some of your difficult to read messages.
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Thanks. And there was a guy that commented on my kohker engine post saying another k301 ruined by a puller which is why I said that
Same guy made the same whinny post when my boys pullers were the picture of the day.
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All I've got is a stock clutch. And 26x12-12 tires. Think the 12hp will be able to make it in the #1050 class with tires that big?
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All I've got is a stock clutch. And 26x12-12 tires. Think the 12hp will be able to make it in the #1050 class with tires that big?
Depends on what the class allows. Don't expect to compete with 16+ hp engines. But if it's a 14hp and under you will be fine.
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