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Old 06-02-2014, 01:09 PM
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Hello everyone,
I am fairly new on here but a long time cub cadet fan. I have had my 1282 going on 7 years now and just picked an O this weekend. I didn't take any pictures yet but will soon. The engine tin has a k241 part number and the air cleaner looks alot like the one on my 1282. No attachments with it and it doesn't have the correct seat pan. It is a little rough but not that bad of shape. I still have to verify the s/n but it is suppose to a 63. As me and my boys start working on it I am sure we will have lots of questions.
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Joe
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Welcome to OCC! Congrats on your O!
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You picked a good site to join, best group of Cub guys around on here. Welcome, and congrats!
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Welcome. Hope to see some pics soon. There are some current O projects under way and some beauties that have been completed here. Congrats
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Welcome. Hope to see some pics soon. There are some current O projects under way and some beauties that have been completed here. Congrats
Did somebody say completed beauties? Must be talking about mine. congrats.
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Congratulations on your O!!! Looking forward to your pics. Make sure you check out other parts of the forum--particularly the restoration tips section. It should make a real fun project for you and your boys to wrench on.

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Welcome to OCC.

One of the first things you will learn here is: NO PICTURES... IT DIDN'T HAPPEN!

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Pics or no pics its probably more complete than mine Welcome
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Welcome!

O's are really nice to cut your teeth on when it comes to fixing them up. Very simple compared to later ones like the QLs.
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