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06-01-2009, 11:32 AM
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The Creeper Option is for Gear Drives. There is NO need for one on a Hydro.
There were NO options for a rear PTO for the 129. BUT, that is not to say, one could not be custom fabricated.
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06-01-2009, 11:55 AM
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That would make sense, I didn't think that one through apparently. Much appreciated. How about adding the 3 pt. or the single point lift. How hard will parts be to come by. Can I add hydraulic lift to put on a loader or would it be easier to find a cub that already has this option?
Thanks for all the imput, I am a newbe. Crash
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06-01-2009, 01:36 PM
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As far as Hydro's goes, there are two types. Ported and Non-Ported. See image for reference....
 You need a Ported Hydro to have Implement lift on a Cub Cadet. The 129 did NOT come with a Ported Hydro from the Factory. As far as the Cub Cadet 3 Pt Lift system, one can be added or installed on your Cub. Click on this link to our Technical Library Section to see what is needed.... Hitches You can add a Front End Loader to a Cub BUT is needs an Axillary Hydraulic Pump and the front axle of the tractor needs beefing up.
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