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Old 03-02-2014, 11:55 AM
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Hey Everybody,
My name is Dan. Thanks for lettin me in here. I'm new to this and this is my first Cub, so bear with me..lol.
I just bought a narrow frame 104.
Turns out it doesn't have the creeper gears. I really want to have the creeper.
Does anyone know where I can get one? Maybe someone on here has parts for sale?
I've looked on ebay...I have found the creeper gear box.... but no drive shaft with it. Is that the only two components I would need to complete it?
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Dan
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Old 03-02-2014, 11:59 AM
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Post and ad in the wanted section but read this first.
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Welcome! Creepers come up for sale often and don't seem to be all that rare but they tend to bring $200+. It is a fairly easy modification to do to your tractor. If you look hard enough you will find one under $200.
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Back during my (somewhat) mis-spent youth, I had a complete black outfit I would wear and go to other camp tents in the middle of the night.

I was known as the "Mad Creeper".

OOOOOOPSIE !! My bad ..Not the same "Creeper".

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Pull up a chair, put on the coffee and stay awhile. This is The Place for all things Cub Cadet, from the 1961 vintage IH made Original through the current MTD machines. Always glad to have another member.
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Hello and welcome creeper! Good luck on finding a creeper for your 104!
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Back during my (somewhat) mis-spent youth, I had a complete black outfit I would wear and go to other camp tents in the middle of the night.

I was known as the "Mad Creeper".

OOOOOOPSIE !! My bad ..Not the same "Creeper".

Anyway,

Pull up a chair, put on the coffee and stay awhile. This is The Place for all things Cub Cadet, from the 1961 vintage IH made Original through the current MTD machines. Always glad to have another member.
HAHAHA (somewhat) mis-spent youth!
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Old 03-02-2014, 06:57 PM
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Welcome Dan,
You came to the right place with the 104.
Any pictures? We love pictures.
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