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Old 04-23-2010, 07:40 AM
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so I noticed a abundance of parts at a house I drive by everyday ,although I only notice 1 cub, (but just junk everywhere) so I deciced to stop and just ask about some parts If I can find anyone around ! I find a guy, ask him about cub parts he says lets go look, well, sitting there he had a 100, 123,125, and i cant remember what else was sitting rite there . I ask what ya want for the 123, he says well, that one has the hydraulic attachment lift also, so he thinks about it(says they run good, and operate,just need some clean up). He says $250 I ask ya got a snowblower , he has a few of them laying over there says ill throw the blower in (42") for another $50 (wheel weights already on the tractor), look over about 50' there is another 123 sitting there with the hitch and the tiller attachment on the back, so another $50 for that , plus I looked and after talking to the gentelmen he has about 8-10 old cubs, a couple suburbans, some old case's and a bunch of other tractors and everything from tires to S/G ,I was just very surprised ! sorry about the long rant , I just cant put into words how excited I was ! and to pick up the 123 with wheel weights, (i think every tractor he had had weights on it) a blower ,hitch assembly and tiller for $350 ! My wife was not happy, as there are already 3 other tractors here as it is !
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Old 04-23-2010, 08:23 AM
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so I noticed a abundance of parts at a house I drive by everyday ,although I only notice 1 cub, (but just junk everywhere) so I deciced to stop and just ask about some parts If I can find anyone around ! I find a guy, ask him about cub parts he says lets go look, well, sitting there he had a 100, 123,125, and i cant remember what else was sitting rite there . I ask what ya want for the 123, he says well, that one has the hydraulic attachment lift also, so he thinks about it(says they run good, and operate,just need some clean up). He says $250 I ask ya got a snowblower , he has a few of them laying over there says ill throw the blower in (42") for another $50 (wheel weights already on the tractor), look over about 50' there is another 123 sitting there with the hitch and the tiller attachment on the back, so another $50 for that , plus I looked and after talking to the gentelmen he has about 8-10 old cubs, a couple suburbans, some old case's and a bunch of other tractors and everything from tires to S/G ,I was just very surprised ! sorry about the long rant , I just cant put into words how excited I was ! and to pick up the 123 with wheel weights, (i think every tractor he had had weights on it) a blower ,hitch assembly and tiller for $350 ! My wife was not happy, as there are already 3 other tractors here as it is !
Great find! Congrats on your super deal!

Your wife will get over it right before you bring the next one home!
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Old 04-23-2010, 08:31 AM
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Nice score! I agree...your wife will get over it...sometime...
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Old 04-23-2010, 09:24 AM
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Thanks, guys, I hope noone else stops there then I will have some good pickens for yrs to come, but we no thats not gonna happen , as i was leaving , a guy was loading up a 100 ! I agree Heritage, if she dosnt get over it, when she leaves, I will have more room to store them in the garage !!!!!! yee hawww!!!!!!!just kidding,LOL (i dont have a garage)
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I have a 'private' parts person as well. I don't say to much about it. I'm not done cleaning him out yet.
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You got an awesome deal! Looking forward to your pics.
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Old 04-23-2010, 07:45 PM
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looks like your gunna have to find a big trailer and go get at it. i love it when i stop at a place and its a gold mine
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the guy has a ton of stuff ! trucks, hot water tanks, all kinds of stuff ! I didnt think about it, but when I go back , I have a 79 cj7, its rough !! I mean rough, but it runs good, 4x4 has a working 6.5' plow, with almost new tires,I got a good deal on it,so I , Im gonna offer it to the old timer and see what I can get !!!
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Old 04-26-2010, 04:31 PM
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well, tomorrow im gonna go and pick up 1 of the 123s i got(did i mention i got 2 instead of 1),anyway, it has a IH tiller mounted on back,(has a gearbox that powers it and it needs the belt that runs underneath to the PTO on the front of the tractor, how do I determing what belt i need, or what size belt I can get that will work? Thanks,Jamie
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Sounds like a great find bigdaddyjak
Get us some pictures if you can.
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