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Old 10-06-2009, 11:10 PM
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Nice 1211, Jeff!
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ACecil, Thank you sir!

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KrisB very nice tractor but I don't think you would be able to walk into your dealer and ask for the PTO bearing. You can change it, but I think you have to go to a bearing house to pick up a new one.

Jeff great looking Tractor. The 1211 is a rather rare tractor. I can't even recall seeing a pic of one let alone one in person. be sure to take good care of it.

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If you need the bearing part number let me know. Yeah i don't think you can get it from cub. Bearing place should have it on the shelf.
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I painted my 1812 in the red/black color scheme. I also use mine for plowing snow,My driveway is about 300'x20' and at times'I have had my doubts, but, it always gets it done. :biggrin2.gif:
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Thanks for the tip on the bearing guys and thanks for the compliments.

Teet that sounds like a awesome idea. I would love a Kabota powered tractor.
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