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04-01-2011, 01:47 PM
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1200 ad 125 questions
Is a 1200 with a hydraulic lift rare and how did the lift work with electric? The reason I ask is I am eyeballing a pair of cubs a 125 and 1200.I stopped and looked at them today but couldnt find the owner yet they both have been sitting out in the weather but dont look too bad at first glance.I just got a 129 with no deck but runs good and thinking of making a trade for the two If the owner will go for it.Also are these models ones I should avoid? Oh the lift is for sleeve hitch not deck
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04-01-2011, 02:45 PM
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They are both great tractors! I have a 104 and a 1200 Love them both. The 104 is being converted into a 125, or a 127 depending on which fender setup I decide to keep, and dash stickers. The electric lift actuator mounts outside the frame I believe , just over the footrest. You can find a parts breakdown for anything you are interested in in the tech section of this site . All the manuals are listed by series and by owners, chassis service, etc.
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04-01-2011, 06:48 PM
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I guess the 1200 may be owner modified. I didnt get to look real close I saw no creeper gear(which I always look for) on it but a hydraulic cylinder sticking out from behind and under the seat.The 125 I think has a plow with electric lift but I am sure that its not factory,My neighbor welded it for the po whom I know.But the tractors belong to someone else now.Thanks for the info.Its always nice to know what is and what isnt before making a deal.
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