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Old 03-23-2010, 09:53 PM
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I just joined up and looking forward to hanging out with other Cub Cadet nuts. I'm located in Woodinville Washington, about 25 miles north of Seattle.

I've owned my 125 for about 8 years or so and like all of you I love these old machines. Their durability and longevity is a real testament to the people who designed, engineered and manufactured these tractors so many years ago.

But my cub seems to need something repaired every spring as I get her ready for another season of mowing and yard work and that's one of the other reasons I joined up, (finally). I'll post my question in the appropriate column on some PTO lever problems I can't seem to get a handle on and if anyone has any ideas I'd be most appreciative.

Great website here, hat's off to the folks who created and maintain it!

Best regards,
Tony
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Best way to keep from having to repair every year.......TOTAL REBUILD!!

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Oh, and then buy a back up or two. It's really the only real way to deal with an addiction...jump head long into it!!!!
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