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hello. have a 123 hydro. was wondering about any ideas or problems with this model cub?

You have the first Hydro unit model Cub Cadet produced. They are like all the others, tuff and ready to work. You probably need to change the hydro fluid and filter. If the unit is jerky with the lever to move forward or reverse you may also have to do some linkage adjustments and or fix the trunion spring and bracket. There are several posts here about all those issues. Congrats on the 123. That is a model I definitely want to find for myself eventually. Oh and welcome aboard, there are many people here with a ton of knowledge and information on these great machines.

http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...ead.php?t=4641 This is the Chassis Service Manual link

http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...ead.php?t=4662 This is the Owners manual link

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Cmatthew,

First of all,
:Welcome2: a great, informative & helpful site.

Secondly,
:WWP: because most of us are old and can't remember what things look like (crs).

But, mostly, this is a great place to hang out!!

I don't have much know-how 'bout the 123 but someone much smarter than me will be along shortly to help you.

Again, welcome.

FFGino, Happy Cubbing!!

:Welcome2:

:WWP:

:Welcome2: Glad to have you!

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Hello cmatthew,
WELCOME!!!!

I too like the CC 123.
I wanted the 123 to be my first hydro but I found a 105 cheep.
The 105 is a 10hp the 123 is the 12hp Hydro.
I also want a CC 71
So I.m still looking....
Enjoy your 123!!! YOU LUCKY DOG!!!!!:)

Ditto what they said. I really like my 123 and the #1 tiller that came with mine! Have fun!!!

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nice to meet everyone. i have been to this site a few times before and learned quite a bit just browsing. i figured it was time to sign up and meet everyone. thanks for the input on the 123. it is a great machine and nockin on wood here but no major problems as of yet. just got a qa42a thrower for it and workin on hookin it up now....before to much snow hits the ground. also workin on adding a little weight to the assend. later:Wave: