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Old 01-19-2012, 01:20 PM
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Default My Cub 1000

For starters I am new to Cubs... about three weeks ago I picked up this Cub Cadet 1000. I wasn't looking for another garden tractor at the moment, but I was surfing craigslist, and saw it and realized it was only 2 miles away from my house and came with a mower deck, snow plow, and a Peco rear vacuum. So I went a took a look at it. I told the guy after looking it over that, if I could get the engine to run I would take it home with me. Well after running 12v to the coil, and using a jumper on the starter and a spritz of starting fluid she started and stalled. That was good enough for me. The price was definitely right and it is all original. Along with coming with all of the original manuals, paperwork, and service receipts made it even better. I rebuilt the carb, flushed the gas tank, changed the fuel line, cleaned the battery ground point, and she started right up and runs great. When I tried to drive it I was met with a loud grinding/chattering noise and decided to pull the drive shaft cover to find out that the drive shaft is bent. So I have to fix that but otherwise it is a nice sound original unit.Here are some pictures and a video of it running!

Also! Can anyone please tell me what they think it is worth through a PM. I think I definitely got a deal for the price I paid.










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Old 01-19-2012, 01:26 PM
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So I pulled the the drive shaft and low and behold it was definitely bent. I also know about the iso mounts. I am replacing them with solid billet one. I also ordered a new hardened drive shaft from Brian miller. I had a friend true up the pressure plates, but he thinks they are too flimsy and he is going to make me new ones (hes a machinist by trade). So when the parts come in I will post pictures until its fixed. I am pulling the engine and cleaning behind the shroud (mouse nest) and then taking off the head to de carbon it and replace the head gasket.








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Old 01-19-2012, 01:31 PM
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Also, I went to pick up an engine from a guy, and he has 2 cubs there and a K181 off a cub? I am going to buy them when I get some more money in.

The cub 1250 with no hood, but the engine runs, and it a mid mount aerator on it, made of heavy steel, it looks almost like an aftermarket attachment. When I pick it up, I will definitely post pictures of it.

The other cub I don't know what it is but its a narrow frame, I didn't get a good look at it.

If anybody needs parts let me know. I don't need these but I would like to keep the engines and related parts.
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Nice looking quietline!
Congrats on the addition!
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Old 01-19-2012, 03:56 PM
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Also, I went to pick up an engine from a guy, and he has 2 cubs there and a K181 off a cub? I am going to buy them when I get some more money in.

The cub 1250 with no hood, but the engine runs, and it a mid mount aerator on it, made of heavy steel, it looks almost like an aftermarket attachment. When I pick it up, I will definitely post pictures of it.

The other cub I don't know what it is but its a narrow frame, I didn't get a good look at it.

If anybody needs parts let me know. I don't need these but I would like to keep the engines and related parts.
Congrats on a getting a sweet package! I'm thinking with some cleaning it will shine like new.

Your extra parts need to be listed in the for sale section of the site. You'll get more views that will lead to sales and it's the forum rules. Read over the for sale rules before you post.
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Old 01-19-2012, 03:59 PM
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Congrats on a getting a sweet package! I'm thinking with some cleaning it will shine like new.

Your extra parts need to be listed in the for sale section of the site. You'll get more views that will lead to sales and it's the forum rules. Read over the for sale rules before you post.
Thanks... I plan on going over the body panels, but the tractor is staying original.

I haven't gotten the other tractors yet. I wasn't advertising for sale... I just said if anyone needs parts let me know. I wasn't looking make money on them, just looking to help out some other people. I'm new here so I apologize.
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Old 01-19-2012, 04:03 PM
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Thanks... I plan on going over the body panels, but the tractor is staying original.

I haven't gotten the other tractors yet. I wasn't advertising for sale... I just said if anyone needs parts let me know. I wasn't looking make money on them, just looking to help out some other people. I'm new here so I apologize.
No worries. We like to keep everything in it's place to help you and the buyer on where to look for items for sale or trade. No harm no foul.
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Nice 1000, you have there!
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I would drive 2 miles to pick that 1000 up too. Not sure what the value is but probably around/ less than $500.
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Nice looking 1000 you got. As Chris mentioned, I too would have drove two miles to pick that tractor up. Nice score
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