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10-08-2015, 05:50 PM
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Advice needed on a cub 123 hydro to 3 spd conversion
hi everyone, recently my father passed away. he was an amazing mechanic, engineer, machineist, and gunsmith, but most of he was the greatest man i ever knew.
now my father belonged to a tractor club and did tractor pulling on the weekends at the fairgrounds up here in new Hampshire and vermont. he owned 5 cubs and a whole shop full of parts and specialty tools . he built a cub 128 with a k341 motor for pulling and man that tractor is the most impresive machine i ever seen in my life.... no attachments just a big old puller with a hitch for the sled i think the only stock part left in and or on it was the block LOL!!!! he won many trophies with that puller. Therewas also a cub 129...believe not too shure of the model but it had a k341 motor and a hydro drive this had all the attachments i think cub ever made with it and a stock motor. there was another hydro cub not to shure of the model but this was a hydro drive also , it had a lift and a large custom made bucket loader he built from plans he got from a tractor club member! this was the most fun to play around on in the winter pushing snow around. then there are 3 other tractors a cub cadet 123 in good running condition, a cub cadet 128 copleate rolling chassy with sheet metal in ok condion (need motor and wire harness) and ... an un-known model # narrow frame rolling chassy with 3 speed trans and INTERNAL break there are also many many spare engine and tractor parts from various models. 
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