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Old 07-04-2018, 06:57 PM
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I have look at the list of production # and one just look hard to believe. The 3rd on all the list is the cub cadet 126. Around here in central N.C. the 126 cub cadets are everywhere. There is one on criegslist all the time. Theres one on there now. I counted about 12 at Denton farm park show this weekend. I saw no 800. No 169. Only saw two 73s. Which would be inline with the list. I saw on average 4 to 5 of all other model numbers. But no 127s. Maybe the 126 is just more in my area. Anyone else ever noticed or thought about this.
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I completely agree. I could buy them by the dozen here in western PA.
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Production numbers are accurate. A 126 is also easy to make. You just need a 106, a 12hp motor and some new stickers.
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Production numbers are accurate. A 126 is also easy to make. You just need a 106, a 12hp motor and some new stickers.
What about the kind code on the tag?
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What about the kind code on the tag?
What about it? It won't be right, but not many people even know the 126 is on the rare list, or what a kind code is.. Heck I see guys advertising red 782's as "rare", even when they are clearly MTD tractors.

There were 5247 126's made, and it's not hard to think the vast majority are in the east. Besides, how many are the same ones being resold. How many are really 126's? Who knows.
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I do see your point.
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