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Old 07-14-2012, 03:11 PM
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I had a guy offer to sell me a 7 hp cub today. It has no attatchments and no creeper, just 3 speed with reverse he said. He said it runs good. It dosn't have any fenders on it either, he said he heard that they were an option when they were sold. He thinks it's from the early 60"s. I haven't seen a lot of talk on here about the 7hp ones and know nothing about that model. The price seemed cheap enough at $150.00., but I don't know. I may go look at it next week. Would most of the parts off it fit that 122 I have? Whats your thoughts.
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Old 07-14-2012, 04:00 PM
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Being that it is a 7 HP..It could be an Original, 70, 71, 72, or a 73. Either model is a rather hard to find model, and is defiantly worth the $150.






Some parts will interchange between your 122 on any of these models, but fewer on an Original...They have a different frame design. It just depends on what "parts" your talking about.


A 71 is actually from the same series as a 122, and you would find it is basically the same machine...Besides the seat/fender pan, and the engine.
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Old 07-14-2012, 04:59 PM
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If it runs, and you don't buy it, send it my way
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Sounds like a good deal to me.
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A 71 is actually from the same series as a 122, and you would find it is basically the same machine...Besides the seat/fender pan, and the engine.
Not really...the frame, dash, etc are also different. The hood and grille casting are the same, and that's about it.
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150? It's hard to beat that.
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Sounds like a good buy to me!
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O yea, sounds like a good deal! Surprized you dont have it back all ready! The 70, 100 and 71 have much in common.
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Not really...the frame, dash, etc are also different. The hood and grille casting are the same, and that's about it.


Ok, thanks!
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Sounds like a great deal. I'd be all over it if I were you. Get her bought and then let's see some pics.
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